All over the country, communities are investing in accessible outdoor recreation — from Oregon’s statewide accessible recreation initiative to accessible state park lodging in Arkansas to new all-abilities trails, launches, and parks in small towns across the nation. Accessibility is fast becoming central to quality outdoor recreation, community pride, and visitor appeal. Building Access from […]
Discover the trails of south Jersey. Join GOT-ABI exploring the trails suggested by the Pinelands Alliance's initiative Nature Accessible for All - http://AccessNatureNJ.org. Participants will meet at different trails each month. Weather permitting so check their facebook and instagram for updates before you leave home.
Join the Burlington County Parks for this online public information center meeting regarding the Rancocas Creek Greenway Trail Route 130/Rancocas Creek Crossing Study. The purpose of this meeting is to introduce the study, share background information, and provide an opportunity for public input related to potential trail connections across Route 130 and the Rancocas Creek. […]
Join the SORP for this webinar. This discussion highlights the Useable Trail Roundtable, a collaborative initiative in Colorado’s Front Range that brings together land management agencies and partners to improve trail accessibility and user experience. The Roundtable’s founders will describe how the group was established, which agencies and organizations participate, and how the collaboration functions […]
Join the American Trails organization for an in-depth exploration of the key components involved in creating and managing a Trail Ambassador Program. This presentation is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of the key components involved in creating and managing a Trail Ambassador Program. It will cover the foundational organizational aspects, including program infrastructure, organization, […]
Language is powerful, shaping how we think, feel, and act. In this free virtual training from Disability Belongs, learn how to build language habits that center accuracy, dignity, and respect. We will discuss why disability is not a bad word, tropes to avoid, the differences between person-first and identity-first language, and more. There will be […]
Join SORP for this webinar. Access to outdoor spaces isn’t always a given. The Inclusive Spaces Audit is a tool to identify both strengths and gaps in welcoming, belonging, and accessibility for trails and recreation spaces. This session explores how the Stowe Trails Partnership (STP) participated in and used the Inclusive Spaces Audit. For STP, […]
Join Rails to Trail Conservancy in this webinar to understand how federal policy impacts you, and get the latest on the federal transportation bill. The federal transportation bill determines the primary funding and policy for trails, biking, and walking infrastructure nationwide. Programs like Transportation Alternatives (TA), Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP), Safe Streets and […]
Join Kessler Rehab for this peer program presentation on resources and tips for getting back on the road. Presenter: Kristen Murphy, Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist; Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation For questions, contact Jane Mitchell – SCI Program Coordinator at jemitchell@kessler-rehab.com or John McAleavey – SCI Program Coordinator at jmcaleavey@kessler-rehab.com
Join the SBRN for their first event for the new pilot program- Unstopable. Unstoppable is a peer-based program for teens ages 13–20 with Spina Bifida and similar disabilities. The program is designed to create a welcoming and supportive space where teens can connect with one another, build confidence, strengthen self-advocacy skills, and explore greater independence […]
The Sustainable Trails Conference held in Boise, Idaho. The conference will be a one-stop shop for trail managers and builders. From engaging plenaries and inspiring keynotes to hands-on technical sessions, real-life challenges, intentional networking time, the Trail Expo, and the Dirt Demo - this program is designed for trail professionals, land managers, nonprofit leaders, and […]
Trail Towns 101 is offered once a year, in the spring, giving you plenty of time to take advantage of the summer trail season and all of the opportunities it brings to make your community more trail-friendly. Put the transformative power of trails to work. This inspiring course is a call to action, a source […]
Join Rutgers University for this free webinar presented by The New Jersey Age-Friendly Grants Program. Presenters Mara Sheftel, PhD, Anita Franzione, PhD, and Megan Wolfe, JD will discuss the importance of using a public health approach when creating policies, systems, and communities that flourish for those of all ages and abilities.
Join SORP for this webinar. Delve into how Connecticut developed and implemented a statewide all terrain wheelchair program across multiple state parks, with a focus on the behind the scenes decisions that make these programs functional and sustainable. Participants will learn what needs to happen before a chair ever reaches a trail, including procurement, staff […]
Join Pinelands Adventures - Adventures Without Barriers in partnership with our avid volunteer birder Claire Campbell for our upcoming Inclusive Nature Programs that we are holding on April 18th and also on April 25th These programs are geared towards individuals with mobility disabilities. The Big Sit! is an annual international birding event. It is open […]
Move United Education Conference in Cape Cod, Massachusetts Hosted in collaboration with Spaulding Rehabilitation Adaptive Sports Centers. More than 500 adaptive sport leaders, coaches, and advocates will unite from across the country for the 2026 Move United Education Conference—the nation’s premier adaptive sports education event. Get in the game with this year’s theme, ‘Breaking […]
The 2026 NJDOT Complete Streets Summit, sponsored by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, will be held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at the College Avenue Campus Student Center at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. Complete Streets are streets designed for all road users based on the specific context and needs of your community. The […]
Join the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center for their webinar series. The ADA Centers' Champions Program equips young adults with disabilities to use social media as a strategic tool for Assistive Technology (AT) advocacy. Through mentorship, collaboration, and skill-building, participants developed and shared authentic stories to increase awareness and understanding of AT. This webinar will highlight the […]
Join the Rails to Trails Conservancy for this webinar, and explore how trails and trail networks can function as powerful social infrastructure: places where people gather, linger, and experience community. Trail networks do more than move people, they bring people together. At a time when loneliness and social isolation are rising across North America, communities […]
Join Pinelands Adventures - Adventures Without Barriers in partnership with our avid volunteer birder Claire Campbell for our upcoming Inclusive Nature Programs that we are holding on April 18th and also on April 25th These programs are geared towards individuals with mobility disabilities. The Big Sit! is an annual international birding event. It is open […]
This webinar will explore how surveys can serve as a strategic tool in program evaluation — helping organizations gather meaningful feedback, assess impact, and guide the development of new initiatives. Participants will learn how to design and implement surveys that produce actionable insights, elevate community priorities, and complement other data collection methods. Andrea will share […]
Taking place in seven U.S. cities each year, the three-day Abilities Expos are your free, all-access passes to empowerment. Buckle up for cool gadgets, cutting-edge tech, info-packed workshops, adaptive activities and so much more. This golden opportunity to engage with your community will have you asking, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?!” This expo is […]
Join age-friendly leaders from across the United States for a special "Research-to-Action Summit" in celebration of Older Americans Month 2026. This event will present four cutting-edge research projects on age-friendly communities across the nation. The research teams will share updates from their recent projects to illuminate insights into the implementation and impact of age-friendly social […]