On Thursday, May 20th from 1pm – 2pm PT, the Safe Routes Partnership is hosting a free webinar: Connecting People to Parks in Oregon Communities
Collaborating with young people means getting creative and thinking outside the box.
Are you interested in launching efforts to improve safe and equitable access to parks in your community?
Join Us on October 24 10am PT/1pm ET
July is Park and Recreation Month! Walkable, bikeable park access means double the opportunity for physical activity – on the way to the park and within it!
The Safe Routes to Parks Activating Communities program developed and delivered a webinar to support its ten communities in creating safe and equitable access to parks and open and green spaces using the Safe Routes to Parks Action Framework.
Safety and comfort in public spaces should be the norm. Unfortunately, street harassment exists, with inevitable effects on Safe Routes to School. What does this look like and which communities are affected most by street harassment?
In too many neighborhoods, local stores carry no fresh produce or other healthy options, but getting to healthy foods is dangerous and inconvenient due to unsafe walking conditions and lack of access to public transit or private vehicles.
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