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Now Hiring: Communications and Equity Manager
October 23, 2020

The Safe Routes Partnership is seeking an energetic and detail-oriented professional with strong experience in communications, marketing, project management, and a commitment to advancing equity. Learn more and apply by November 5.

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Generating and Prioritizing Funding for Active Transportation
October 27, 2020
Generating and Prioritizing Funding for Active Transportation
October 27, 2020
Guest Blog Post: Advocating for a Walkable Community through the YMCA's Safe Routes to School Student Ambassador Program
October 16, 2020
Boosting Active Transportation Through Regional Transportation Plans
October 16, 2020

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Walking is one of the simplest, most effective, and most affordable strategies for kids and adults to build physical activity into their lives. One mile of walking translates to 2/3 of the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity each day.

The benefits of walking extend beyond health. Studies show that there are links between physical activity and academic achievement, proving that active kids do better.

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