Our mission is to help build a stronger, better connected and more walk/bike friendly community by empowering the young and young at heart through our many projects, programs, and initiatives.
Adriana Reyes and son, Santiago Reyes
Our Vission
Happy, Healthy, Strong Community.
Kids learning to move and be physically active as part of ordinary life – like going to school or the park or the library – and then inspiring their parents, teachers, principals, neighbors to do the same is, in our opinion, a powerful means to sustainable well-living and community healthfulness.
Independent, happy, confident, ready to learn youth are empowered to be guardians of their health, develop lifelong habits to move more and sit less and be leaders in their neighborhood.
What steps can we take to get kids off the couch, off their screen and outside? How can we reduce childhood obesity, insane car lines at schools, traffic congestion, air pollution and social isolation? Organized sports and recreation are great but 0S3 Movement believes that embedding walking and biking into our daily routine is a significant part of the answer.
0S3 Movement many projects, programs and initiatives focused to engage, empower and excite young people and keep them moving forward.
Change is local. We have developed a grassroots method that recruits, trains and empowers community leaders (Young and young of heart) to take charge and be that change. With the help of these local advocates, 0S3 Movement strives to weave a culture of health into the very fabric of communities so that they can be their best – their healthiest.
We are always seeking partnerships and collaborations in our community to advance this vision. Please contact us at contact@s3movement.org to learn more.
Un reciente estudio de la Asociación Nacional de Vendedores de Bicicletas de EE.UU. encontró que el 83% de las tiendas están preocupadas por mantener el abastecimiento de bicicletas y los fabricant...
Como dice el artículo del Nogales Internacional, mucha gente está haciendo el esfuerzo y dándose cuenta de el beneficio de la bicicleta en este caso para cruzar la frontera y evitar las largas filas.
Lo que no comprendo es la solución temporal de CBP en que los ciclistas esperen 10 autos para tomar su turno de cruzar.
Sería mejor dedicarles una línea compartida con autos, con la preferencia obvio para el ciclista que aparte de estar ejercitándose no contamina! —————————— As the Nogales International article says, many people are making the effort and realizing the benefit of cycling in this case to cross the border and avoid long lines.
What I don't understand is CBP's temporary solution where cyclists have to wait 10 cars to take their turn
It would be better to dedicate a shared line with cars with an obvious preference for the cyclist who, incidentally, are exercising and not polluting! #10bicycles1car... See MoreSee Less
Our Mission
Our mission is to help build a stronger, better connected and more walk/bike friendly community by empowering the young and young at heart through our many projects, programs, and initiatives.
Our Vission
Happy, Healthy, Strong Community.
Kids learning to move and be physically active as part of ordinary life – like going to school or the park or the library – and then inspiring their parents, teachers, principals, neighbors to do the same is, in our opinion, a powerful means to sustainable well-living and community healthfulness.
Independent, happy, confident, ready to learn youth are empowered to be guardians of their health, develop lifelong habits to move more and sit less and be leaders in their neighborhood.
What steps can we take to get kids off the couch, off their screen and outside? How can we reduce childhood obesity, insane car lines at schools, traffic congestion, air pollution and social isolation? Organized sports and recreation are great but 0S3 Movement believes that embedding walking and biking into our daily routine is a significant part of the answer.
0S3 Movement many projects, programs and initiatives focused to engage, empower and excite young people and keep them moving forward.
Change is local. We have developed a grassroots method that recruits, trains and empowers community leaders (Young and young of heart) to take charge and be that change. With the help of these local advocates, 0S3 Movement strives to weave a culture of health into the very fabric of communities so that they can be their best – their healthiest.
We are always seeking partnerships and collaborations in our community to advance this vision. Please contact us at contact@s3movement.org to learn more.
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“Son el nuevo papel higiénico”, las ventas de bicicletas están en auge y muchos clientes están abrumando las tiendas
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Un reciente estudio de la Asociación Nacional de Vendedores de Bicicletas de EE.UU. encontró que el 83% de las tiendas están preocupadas por mantener el abastecimiento de bicicletas y los fabricant...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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24 hours ago
Great article Nick!!!!
Como dice el artículo del Nogales Internacional, mucha gente está haciendo el esfuerzo y dándose cuenta de el beneficio de la bicicleta en este caso para cruzar la frontera y evitar las largas filas.
Lo que no comprendo es la solución temporal de CBP en que los ciclistas esperen 10 autos para tomar su turno de cruzar.
Sería mejor dedicarles una línea compartida con autos, con la preferencia obvio para el ciclista que aparte de estar ejercitándose no contamina!
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As the Nogales International article says, many people are making the effort and realizing the benefit of cycling in this case to cross the border and avoid long lines.
What I don't understand is CBP's temporary solution where cyclists have to wait 10 cars to take their turn
It would be better to dedicate a shared line with cars with an obvious preference for the cyclist who, incidentally, are exercising and not polluting!
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Border-crossers turn to bikes as lines stretch for hours
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Between work in Nogales, Ariz. and family in Nogales, Sonora, Diego Baldenegro finds himself crossing the local border every three or four days.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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