To learn more about how you can register for Go By Bike Week and get entered to win some great prizes visit Go By Bike BC. Motherload is a crowdsourced documentary about a new mothers quest to understand. Filmmaker Liz Canning cycled everywhere until she had twins in 2008. RIDE YOUR BIKE TO THE THEATER AND PARK IN OR OUTSIDE MOTHERLOAD is a crowdsourced documentary about our cultural shift toward isolation and disconnection, what this means for the future of the planet, and how life on a cargo bike could be an antidote. Have fun, stay active, and help us reach or exceed our goal to collectively bike ride (or e-bike ride) 3000 km during Go By Bike Week! Motherload is an award-winning crowdsourced documentary about our cultural shift toward isolation and disconnection, what this means for the planet's future, and how life on a cargo bike could be an antidote.

I’m plagued by claustrophobic feelings, she says to the camera. As she folds piles of tiny clothes, she starts to break down, exhausted by the demands of work and home. For up to date information about this and other events during Go By Bike Week, visit our Facebook Page. Early on in her documentary film Motherload, now available for rent, we see Canning in the living room, struggling with the Sisyphean task of doing laundry. Liz Cannings feature debut is an award-winning crowdsourced documentary that uses the cargo bike as a vehicle for exploring parenthood in this. The West Kootenay Cycling Coalition is hosting this film as one of our events for Go By Bike Week in Nelson. A one-year complimentary West Kootenay Cycling Coalition membership Songs from the award-wnning crowdsourced documentary, MOTHERLOAD, that uses the cargo bike as a vehicle for exploring parenting in this digital age.Colin Stein, Executive Director of the BC Cycling Coalition, and local cargo biking mother of two, Nadine BenRhaba. that the film is 86 minutes, so make sure to leave enough time to watch it entirely before the discussion on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. A link via Crowdcast to participate in a live, virtual Q & A with director Liz Canning, and three other guest panel members: Anna Lamb-Yorski, President of the West Kootenay Cycling Coalition.Access to watch this documentary over a 48 hour period (from 7 pm Wednesday, 30 September to 7 pm Friday, 2 October 2020).

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