Lowell Bike Connector is a community-based, volunteer-run non-profit that makes bikes available for free to anyone, with one condition: the new bike owner must help in working on the bike. It’s called “Earn a Bike,” or “Do it Together” bike repair.
The Bike Connector participated in the Acre's National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 3rd. Working with the Coalition for a Better Acre, we gave away 23 bikes at the event to kids in Lowell. This film was produced by our friend Cyrille Vincent, Film Director/Producer and Media and Visual-Arts Curator.
A day in the life of The Bike Connector. Produced by UMass Lowell Digital Media students Ciara Caban, Marilyn Chinos Vasquez, Hayden Le, Gabriel Toromoreno, and Gabe Freccero. Dan Frank, filmmaker and educator extraordinaire, supervised the project.
The Bike Connector Story. This video was produced by UMass Lowell Digital Media students Chris Bentley, Joel Rojas, and Durwin Wongwajarachot. Dan Frank, filmmaker and educator extraordinaire, supervised the project. The interviews feature founder Wade Rubinstein, board member Patty Grasso, intern Joel Rodriguez, and client Isabella Caruso.