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Case Study: Past Partnership Help Build Support for Lenawee Township Project with Madison School DistrictMadison School District in Lenawee County

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Building consensus among stakeholders is an important part of any Safe Routes to School (SRTS) project. At Madison School...

19
Nov

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Lifting-up Engagement to the 6 E’s

Posted By: Colleen Synk

In Michigan as we continue to adapt our program to meet new needs, we want to note upcoming changes...

17
Aug

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SRTS Programming when Schools Re-open

Posted By: Colleen Synk

As schools look to reopen this fall, we have resources for our partners across the state about how to help students safely walk and...

23
Jul

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Photo Credit: Downtown Traverse City Association

Sidewalks, Social Distancing and Solutions

Posted By: Colleen Synk

With the arrival of summer, Michiganders are preparing to spend more time together in the great outdoors. The closure...

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May

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The SRTS Planning Process at a Distance

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Our team has outlined modifications to the planning process so schools can continue to build momentum while communities are social distancing. These...

27
Apr

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Walk and Wheel Wednesdays

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Michigan Fitness Foundation (MFF) is providing fun resources for families to stay active during the COVID-19 pandemic. MFF and...

19
Feb

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Case Study: Miller Elementary of Dearborn Nurtures Meaningful Public Engagement in SRTS Planning

Posted By: Colleen Synk

After a school completed their surveys, and walking and biking audit, the next step is to start the action...

19
Feb

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Case Study: Detroit Safe Routes makes the most of Partnerships

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Motown, one of the affectionate nicknames of Detroit, is the birthplace of soul music, a style of music that...

19
Feb

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Case Study: Detroit Safe Routes to School’s Value-Added Planning

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Detroit, the “Motor City”, is known for the innovation of the automobile which is ingrained into mainstream culture. This,...

22
Jan

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Case Study: Highland Township and the Importance of Early Engagement

Posted By: Colleen Synk

Highland Township is a suburb of Metro Detroit with a distinctive rural character which the community has worked to...

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Safe Routes to School

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is an international movement—and now a federal program—to make it safe, convenient and fun for children to bicycle and walk to school. When routes are safe, walking or biking to and from school is an easy way to get the regular physical activity children need for good health. Safe Routes to School initiatives also help ease traffic jams and air pollution, unite neighborhoods and contribute to students’ readiness to learn in school.

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  • Case Study: Past Partnership Help Build Support for Lenawee Township Project with Madison School DistrictMadison School District in Lenawee County
    Case Study: Past Partnership Help Build Support for Lenawee Township Project with Madison School DistrictMadison School District in Lenawee County

    23Nov2020

    Colleen Synk

  • Lifting-up Engagement to the 6 E’s
    Lifting-up Engagement to the 6 E’s

    19Nov2020

    Colleen Synk

  • SRTS Programming when Schools Re-open
    SRTS Programming when Schools Re-open

    17Aug2020

    Colleen Synk

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