This page provides valuable information about Safe Routes to School and Active Transportation efforts, opportunities, and resources. You can also sign up for our monthly e-news and view past month’s newsletters.
- February Webinar
WEBINAR: Non-infrastructure Projects- Stories from the Field Did you know that there were 51 NI applications selected in the first two rounds of ATP? In addition, 52 applications were selected as combination NI/I. Please join us for our next webinar, which will allow participants to examine a few of these NI programs [...]
- February 2016 e-News
ATRC Quarterly e-News for Non-infrastructure Projects This quarterly e-news provides a summary of key news and training opportunities to support your Active Transportation Program (ATP)—Non-infrastructure (NI) work in California. ATRC eNews Feb 2016 In this issue: Updates from the ATRC Safe Routes Learning Center America Walks Webinar Series PedsCount! Call for Speakers Opportunities from the National [...]
- December 15, 2015 Webinar: The new Active Transportation Safety Program!
Please save the date for a webinar on Tuesday, December 15, 2015 from 3pm – 4:30pm where you will learn about the new Active Transportation Safety Program (ATSP), formerly the Safe Routes to School Technical Assistance Resource Center (TARC). Meet new staff, see new resources including the California School Crossing Guard Guidelines, and [...]
- Webinar Slides Available: California Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Curriculum for Grades 4 and 5
Date: September 15, 2015 Thank you for joining us for an introductory webinar on the California Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Curriculum for Grades 4 and 5. This webinar provides 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 [...]
- “Safe Routes to School: What is it and how can it benefit schools, student safety and communities?”
March 2, 2015, 3:30-4:30 (PST) Join the California Department of Public Health’s California Walk to School Headquarters, for this free webinar where school and district staff, parent volunteers and local health departments can understand the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) movement within the school environment and how it can benefit schools and [...]
- PowerPoint Slides Now Available from the SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar
Thank you to all who joined us on the October 15 SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar. The PowerPoint slides and recording are now available here . [...]
- Crosswalk: Where the Needs of School Principals and Safe Routes to School Programs Intersect
Crosswalk: Where the Needs of School Principals and Safe Routes to School Programs Intersect Developed with input from California school principals, Crosswalk: Where the Needs of School Principals and Safe Routes to School Programs Intersect highlights solutions to the most common barriers identified by principals and vice-principals to supporting a SRTS program including: traffic safety, lack of funding for programs, and infrastructure concerns. The toolkit includes [...]
- PowerPoint Slides Now Available from the SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar
Thank you to all who joined us on the July 16 SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar. The PowerPoint slides and recording are now available here . [...]
- PowerPoint Slides Now Available from the SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar
Thank you to all who joined us on the April 2 SRTS TARC Non-Infrastructure Networking Webinar. The PowerPoint slides are now available: Intro/Bike to School Day 2014 Sunday Streets CicLAvia ATP and Announcements [...]
- PowerPoint Slides Now Available from the SRTS TARC February 12th Webinar
Slides of TARC’s February 12, 2014 webinar, “Preparing for the Active Transportation Program Upcoming Call for Project,” are now available. This webinar was presented to assist local public health departments and other organizations to prepare for the Active Transportation Program (ATP) Call for Projects expected to be released at the end of March [...]
