Daniel Kavelman, Secretary of CNU-CTX, is the projects and policy manager at Shoal Creek Conservancy, advocating for active transportation and green space improvements in the Shoal Creek Watershed. He grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he spent time exploring public lands and cultural treasures.

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Daniel also serves on the City of Austin's Urban Transportation Commission and Pedestrian Advisory Council. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma with degrees in Letters and Music Performance.

Daniel Kavelman grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma with degrees in letters and music performance.

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Cam Brett, Research Assistant
Ken Flippin, Lead Organizer, Vision Zero Texas
Ashkan Jahangiri, Policy Analyst & Daily Headlines, Streetsblog Texas
Daniel Kavelman, Land Use Reform Lead
Alexandria Chloe Mayer, GIS Analyst

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Daniel Kavelman works as the projects and policy manager at Shoal Creek Conservancy. He previously served as the land use reform lead at Farm&City.

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