Accessibility Archives - Page 4 of 4

Posted on April 27, 2022

For Many Americans, Walking is Transportation, Not Recreation

Posted on November 1, 2021

Webinar: Centering the Voices of the Disabled and Nondrivers in Transportation Advocacy

Posted on August 2, 2021

Does your organization promote safe, accessible, equitable places to walk and move? Take our survey.

Posted on July 10, 2021

How and Why to Team up with your local librarian

Posted on June 25, 2021

How to Design and Create Streets for Maximum Walking and Rolling – Through the Eyes of Kids

Posted on June 22, 2021

Hacking the Map Apps for Active Transportation: “Less walking” vs. “More walking” as a means of optimized movement and mobility

Posted on January 27, 2021

Meet America Walks’ 2020 Community Change Grantees – Grassroots Projects That Aim to Create Safety, Inclusivity and Accessibility

America Walks is excited to announce the awarded grants of the 2020 Community Change Grant Program. This program supports local, grassroots efforts to create safe, accessible, and enjoyable places to walk and be physically active for all community members. Since it’s beginning in 2015, this grant program has provided funds for…

Posted on December 7, 2020

Inclusive Planning in Tribal Communities: Engaging People With Disabilities in Designing Safe and Accessible Transportation Systems

American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) have the highest prevalence of disability (about 30%) of all racial and ethnic groups in the United States. At the same time, the accessibility of public spaces and safety of roadways in tribal communities are lacking and AI/AN have a “per capita” pedestrian fatality…

Posted on October 13, 2020

We Can’t Walk If We Can’t Breathe: The Imperative for Racial Equity

This is a guest blog written by Lawrence T. Brown, the proud grandson and son of Mississippi Delta sharecroppers and preachers. Lawrence is a visiting associate professor at the University of Wisconsin. His research examines the impact of historical trauma on community health. In June 2018, he was honored by OSI Baltimore…

Posted on October 2, 2020

How to Conduct a Walk Audit in Your Community – Quick Video Guide for Assessing Your Neighborhood Walkability

A walk audit is an assessment of the pedestrian safety, accessibility, and comfort of a particular area. In addition to documenting specific issues and engaging the community in advocating for improvements, walk audits can be most effective when public officials and community members of varying backgrounds, ages and abilities are…

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For Many Americans, Walking is Transportation, Not Recreation

Webinar: Centering the Voices of the Disabled and Nondrivers in Transportation Advocacy

Does your organization promote safe, accessible, equitable places to walk and move? Take our survey.

How and Why to Team up with your local librarian

How to Design and Create Streets for Maximum Walking and Rolling – Through the Eyes of Kids

Hacking the Map Apps for Active Transportation: “Less walking” vs. “More walking” as a means of optimized movement and mobility

Meet America Walks’ 2020 Community Change Grantees – Grassroots Projects That Aim to Create Safety, Inclusivity and Accessibility

Inclusive Planning in Tribal Communities: Engaging People With Disabilities in Designing Safe and Accessible Transportation Systems

We Can’t Walk If We Can’t Breathe: The Imperative for Racial Equity

How to Conduct a Walk Audit in Your Community – Quick Video Guide for Assessing Your Neighborhood Walkability

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