In collaboration with two other FilmEU institutions, we have been granted a new project funding that explores women's everyday mobility using artistic research methods.

TandEM women's first cycling course has been finalized and the inscription for the new course has been launched.

The last weekend of April TandEm Women in Cycling gathered in Brussels for a hands-on training organized by EIT Urban Mobility, BYCS and Pro Velo Brussels.

TandEM is an EIT Urban Mobility and BYCS initiative that trains women to train other women to cycle. April 9th was the first online meeting for this year's participants and I have been lucky to be chosen as one of them. The trainign will last until mid-June and finalize with 4 cycling training sessions passed on to hopefully new vélomobility enthusiasts.

VELOCARE is a new Horizon Europe funded research project that studies women's use of bicycles in Estonia from the perspective of care mobilities. With a duration of 2 years, it will be focussing on women's motivations and challenges of co-travellig with their children on bicycles, and particulary how their sensory embeddedness shapes their relationship with the urban environment.