APBP member opportunities

$ Include bicycling & walking activities in your community's or state's CDC "Putting Prevention to Work" funding application (due December 1st)
 
View "MAPPS" handout APBP distributed at our booth at the American Public Health Association conference 11/8-11/09
 
$ Present a webinar: APBP seeks smart professionals to deliver webinars on topics selected for 2010. $500 reward. Learn more.
 
Like to talk about bicycling & walking?
  • By 1/12/09, tell FTA your view on threshold catchment areas for pedestrian and bicycle improvements near public transportation stops and stations. Read proposal in APBP's Policies & Legislation group library.
  • Tell APBP how you used (or disagree with) the Dangerous By Design report (released 11/9/09 by Transportation for America and the Surface Transportation Policy Project). Post your comments to the APBP forum.
  • Tell all. Speak at conferences and events. Join APBP's cadre of knowledgeable speakers. Email APBP Board member Judi Wallace.

             
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What is APBP?
 
APBP is the only membership association for professionals and advocates working in the field of nonmotorized transportation. Our membership includes planners, engineers, architects, landscape architects, transportation researchers, suppliers, advocates, and SRTS and public health professionals. We offer tools, training and networking for building sustainable transportation.

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Present a webinar in 2010!
 

Connecting with Public Health Professionals on Bicycle and Pedestrian Issues (includes Health Impact Assessments)

 
The APBP Consultant and Supplier Directory is the place to start before launching bicycle, pedestrian or SRTS projects.
 
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Designing Pedestrian Facilities for Accessibility course

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