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Professional Development Webinar Series:
Get professional development delivered to your desk every third Wednesday of the month. Our one-hour webinars will help you move up to the next level of expertise by providing concise, thorough information on state-of-the-art topics. An unlimited number of people may attend at one site, and most presentations offer credit for professional certification.
Webinar fees are $50/site for APBP members, $85/site for non-members. Register using the links below.
(Fee includes webinar access, handouts and a link to the recording.) All webinars take place at 3:00 pm ET unless otherwise noted.
APBP 2021 monthly webinar series
Click here to view 2021 webinar titles, speakers and descriptions
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| Members can save big with bundle packages. Regular participants at our webinars know they're a great way to bring stakeholders, colleagues, and clients together to explore bicycle and pedestrian issues. Webinar bundles reward APBP members for frequent attendance. Register for 6 webinars for the price of 5. Or, register for all 12 webinars for the price of 10. All webinars begin at 3:00 pm ET unless otherwise noted. | ||
| 12-month Webinar Bundle for 2021 (receive all 12 webinars) - $500 members / $850 non-members | REGISTER | |
| 6-month Webinar Bundle for 2021 (chose any 6 webinars) - $250 members / $510 non-members | REGISTER | |
| Purchase Individual Webinars: ($50 members / $85 non-members) | ||
| Jan. 20 | The Walking College: Building the Local Capacity of the National Walking Movement | REGISTER |
| Feb. 17 | Making Intersection & Crossings Safe and Efficient: A Summary of the NCHRP 3-133 Report | REGISTER |
| Mar. 17 | ActiveTO: The City of Toronto's COVID-19 Response - 26 Kilometers of Rapid Installed Bikeways | REGISTER |
| Apr. 21 | Using Indicators to Track Walking and Cycling Progress | REGISTER |
| May 19 | Non Urban Networks: Active Transportation in Rural America | REGISTER |
| Jun. 16 | Evolving Multi-modal Impact Analyses | REGISTER |
| Jul. 21 | The Pedestrian Safety Crisis in America: Why it's happening and what we can do about it | REGISTER |
| Aug. 18 | Planning for All Ages and Abilities Through Inclusive and Virtual Walk Audits | REGISTER |
| Sep. 15 | Linework, Models, Counters... OH MY: A Utah Story of Multi-Agency Collaboration to Develop Active Transportation Data and Tools | REGISTER |
| Oct. 20 | Defining the Relationship between Bicycle Infrastructure and Gentrification | REGISTER |
| Nov. 17 | Walking & Biking in Rural Communities: How Planning, Partnerships & Equity Play a Role | REGISTER |
| Dec. 15 | City as a Canvas - How Three Florida Cities Approach Placemaking | REGISTER |
See below for information on purchasing 2020 webinar series recordings.
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Learn how you can become an APBP webinar sponsor and earn free webinars!
Click here to view the 2021 Webinar Sponsor Prospectus. Contact Melanie Bowzer to secure your sponsorship today!
access PAST Webinar RECORDINGS:
APBP records each webinar presentation for later viewing. Recently recorded webinars (within 1 year) are available for purchase at the price of $50 members / $85 non-members.
Click here to view all webinar recordings available for purchase. When the transaction is complete, you will download a document with links to access the recording and the slides/handouts. The recorded file may be viewed multiple times, but not downloaded; handouts and other files may be downloaded and printed. Webinars are 60 minutes except as noted.
If you're a member of APBP, you may view any webinar recorded more than 12 months ago for free. Click here for details.
Several times each year, APBP produces free webinars on topics of wide-spread interest to the active transportation community. Click here to access a comprehensive list of all free webinar recordings.