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Alexandra (Lexi) Kinman
Title:
MA
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Current research:
My thesis research examines public perceptions of cycling infrastructure in the context of organized community opposition, also known as 'bikelash,' in Montreal. I am exploring effective communication strategies and framing approaches for cycling infrastructure projects, rooted in cultural and political psychology, to identify how to communicate about such projects to mitigate resistance from those who oppose new infrastructure developments, ultimately seeking broader public support across the political spectrum.
Supervisor: Kevin Manaugh
Degree(s):
BA Political Science and Urban Studies, UBC
Group:
Graduate Students