The Active Transportation Resource Center offers quarterly webinars on a variety of active transportation topics. Webinars feature state and local government agencies, active transportation practitioners, community organizations, and other champions sharing their knowledge.
Upcoming Webinars
Join the ATRC for a webinar exploring how traffic gardens can support Safe Routes to School initiatives and non-infrastructure activities funded through California’s Active Transportation Program. Presenters will discuss the role of traffic gardens in bicycle and pedestrian safety education, share lessons learned from planning and designing traffic gardens, and describe how schools in California and across the nation use these facilities to help students put pedestrian and bicycle safety skills into practice.
Archived Webinars
Learn about youth engagement at the local, regional, and state level, how kids of all ages are influencing their community in positive ways, and how your community can engage youth, participate in meaningful dialog, and share ideas with decision makers and community members to make a difference for safety in their community.
This webinar focused on the resource tool: Safe Routes to School Programs in Rural California: A Guide for Communities and Partners, and included an example of how the tool was used to prioritize a project for funding by the California Transportation Commission’s Active Transportation Program (ATP).
This webinar featured the new guidance document: Creating Safe Routes to School Programs in Tribal Communities in California.
This webinar examines a few of these NI programs from across the state with a closer lens, and to see how your own efforts relate.
The webinar provided an overview of the Curriculum for school district and school administrators, teachers, parents and community stakeholders interested in increasing the number of students who safely walk and bicycle to and from school and other neighborhood destinations.
This webinar provided an overview of the ATP, and discussed how local health department content experts can best assist local applicants in developing competitive ATP applications.
Getting Your Foot in the Door with Principals and School Boards: Resources and Lessons Learned