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1:00 P.M. |
Concurrent
Workshops/trainings: Group 1 |
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M-1:
Teaching Bicycle Safety, Part 1
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M-2: Laying
the Framework: Skills for Building a
Sustainable Safe Routes Program,
Part 1 |
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M-3: Talk
It Up: How Media, Marketing and
Outreach Can Work for You! |
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M-4:
Neighborhood Traffic Safety - It's
No Accident
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M-5:
Successful Partnerships and
School-Based Programs that Get Youth
Moving |
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M-6: Follow
the Money: Creative Approaches for
Increasing Program Funding Session |
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3:15 P.M. |
Concurrent Workshops/trainings: Group 2 |
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M-1:
Teaching Bicycle Safety, Part 2
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M-2: Laying
the Framework: Skills for Building a
Sustainable Safe Routes Program,
Part 2 |
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M-7:
Highlighting Diversity: Advancing
Equal Reach of Safe Routes to School
Programs
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M-8: A
Critical Piece of the SRTS Pie:
Engaging and Empowering Youth |
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M-9: Are
You Making a Difference? Embracing
Evaluation as Your Ticket to Tell
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M-10:
From Planning to Practice: Effective
Strategies to Address Unique SRTS
Issues |
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6:30 P.M. |
Dinner
and keynote address by Coach Herman
Boone |
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007 |
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8:30 A.M. |
Welcome and opening remarks |
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8:45 A.M. |
Plenary session address by Mark Fenton |
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10:00 A.M. |
Concurrent
sessions: Group 3 |
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T-1: Safe
Routes Springboards: Events and
Walking School Buses |
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T-2: Who
Leads? Building and Sustaining a
Safe Routes to School Program
through the Support and Coordination
of Regional and Local Government
Agencies and Community Non-profit
Organizations
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T-3: SRTS
and Equity: The Sixth “E” |
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T-4:
Increasing Participation in SSR2S
Programs: Why Communities Drag Their
Feet and What to Do About It
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T-5:
Looking Beyond the Schoolyard: Using
the Big Picture to Attract Attention
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11:45 A.M. |
Luncheon
and plenary session address by Catherine O’Brien, Ph.D. |
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1:45 P.M. |
Concurrent Sessions: Group
4 |
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T-6: The
Intersection of Bus Service and SRTS
Programs: Maximizing the
Possibilities |
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T-7: Beyond Crosswalks and Parking
Lots: Implementing SRTS into Urban
Areas
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T-8: Safe
Routes to Schools for Children
facing the Challenge of a Disability
|
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T-9:
Integrating SRTS into Your Public
Health Agenda |
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T-10: The
Power of Collaboration: Creating a
Successful Statewide SRTS Network
and Campaign
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3:15 P.M. |
Concurrent Sessions: Group 5 |
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T-11: Bears, Blacktop and Barns:
Making Safe Routes in Rural Areas
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T-12:
Schools and Local Government: The
Nexus |
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T-13:
Turning Hot Ideas into Habits: How
to Achieve Continued SRTS Success! |
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T-14: Badges & Patrol Belts:
Engaging Law Enforcement and
Students at the Local Level
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T-15: SRTS Tools and Treasures:
Resources Ready for the Tapping |
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4:30 P.M. |
Closing Plenary Session address
by Mark Fenton |
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5:15 P.M. |
Networking; dinner on your own |
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007 |
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7:30 A.M. |
Continental Breakfast for National
Partnership participants |
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8:00
A.M. |
Safe Routes to School
National Partnership annual meeting |
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8:45
A.M. |
Mobile workshops |
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W-1: The
Great Aha: Tour Two Beautiful
GreenWays Projects: See how a
seven-county grand vision fits with
SRTS |
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W-2: Innovative Safe Routes to
School Partnerships in Urban Areas |
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W-3:
Crossing Guard Training |
