By: DeBrittany Mitchell, MA | Institute for Community Inclusion
Transit Planning 4 All highlights best practices for the inclusion and active involvement of older adults
Episode 5 of the Transit Planning 4 All Podcast Series features John Egelhaaf, Executive Director at the Southwest Michigan Planning Commission and a certified planner with the American Institute of Certified Planners. The Commission co-sponsors workshops and is a participant …
The Transit Planning 4 All project hosted a special webinar on Tuesday, June 8 at 4pm EDT, focused on rural on-demand and demand responsive transit solutions. The webinar featured Valerie Lefler of Feonix-Mobility Rising and Kevin Chambers of Full Path …
Episode 4 of the Transit Planning 4 All Podcast Series features guest speaker Angel Bond, a program manager for Mobility for All in Boulder County, Colorado. The mission of the program is to promote affordable multimodal transportation options and to …
This Demonstration session was presented at the 2020 annual conference of the American Evaluation Association. It presents lessons learned about inclusive planning involving people with disabilities, older adults, and caregivers. A U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration …
Inclusive Civic Engagement Infographic
Transit Planning 4 All Project partner, the Institute for Community Inclusion, has created a series of briefs on inclusive civic engagement strategies for transit planners and community advocates.
Each brief focuses on avenues to best include …
The “Strategies for Promoting Civic Engagement in Inclusive Transportation Planning” series presents key tips for enhancing inclusion through civic engagement strategies.
This brief explores online platforms and online community engagement strategies to best enable people with disabilities and older adults …
The “Strategies for Promoting Civic Engagement in Inclusive Transportation Planning” series presents key tips for enhancing inclusion through civic engagement strategies.
This tip-sheet explores the key guiding principles for civic engagement transit planning that can be applied in various …
A short list of features that, although they do not rise to the level of ADA-violations, can discourage people from attending meetings. The list encourages thinking about the details of planning an inclusive meeting and includes a checklist for seeking …
The Pathway to Inclusion is a graphic tool that organizations can use to distinguish between the types of active and meaningful inclusive activities in their programs and their communities. Through inclusive discussions with program participants (see Definitions), partners, …
The “Strategies for Promoting Civic Engagement in Inclusive Transportation Planning” series presents key tips for enhancing inclusion through civic engagement strategies.
This brief explores community mapping, a tool for identifying various assets and resources within a specific geographical area through …
The project identified strengths, weaknesses, linkages, and improvements using a project advisory committee of community members who were older adults or people with disabilities and DC agency partners. The project produced a website, a survey in English and Spanish, open …
