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SUMMARY:From Concept to Construction: Building a Long-Distance Adaptive Trail
DESCRIPTION:Join American Trails for this webinar that shares the story of how Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina came to pursue an adaptive trail design\, the construction techniques and lessons learned along the way\, and how they are continuing to advance the project through outreach and future planning. \nPresented by:\nShane Prisby\, Trails Program Director\, Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina\nKaty Abrams\, Communications Manager\, Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina
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SUMMARY:Extreme Heat and Protecting NJ Older Adults
DESCRIPTION:Join Age Friendly Ocean County for this webinar hosted by the NJ Interagency Council on Climate Resilience and AARP New Jersey to learn how to better protect New Jersey’s older adults from extreme heat events. \nThis session will feature AARP New Jersey’s State Director\, Chris Widelo\, moderating a conversation with three New Jersey program leaders as they discuss strategies for how to better protect older adults from the risks posed by extreme heat:\n• Laura Rodgers\, Chief Impact Officer\, Jewish Family Services\n• Nolan Lawrence\, Helpline Director\, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging\n• Dr. Kathleen Cullinen\, Assistant Professor and Family & Community Health Sciences (FCHS) Educator\, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County
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SUMMARY:Abilities Walks
DESCRIPTION:Join Get Out There with Aquired Brain Injuries for their Abilities Walks. Amico Island Park features flat\, wide trails consisting of paved paths\, boardwalks\, and packed earth that are mostly accessible for various mobility levels. The 1.7-mile loop offers scenic river views and resting benches\, some natural dirt sections may become muddy or slightly uneven after rain \n  \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Building Trust and Age-Friendly Mobility
DESCRIPTION:Join the NJ Bike & Walk Coalition for this webinar as Tiffany Robinson\, NJBWC’s Trails and Active Mobility Director\, presents Golden Paths and Generational Bridges: Storygathering to Build Trust and Shape Age-Friendly Mobility as part of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals’ (APBP) monthly webinar series. \nThe webinar will explore how NJBWC used story-gathering through our AARP Community Challenge project in Newark to elevate older adults’ voices in transportation planning and share lessons that communities can apply in their own public engagement efforts. Register for the webinar here. \nLearn more about the project: Golden Paths and Generational Bridges in Newark \nYou can join NJBWC at the 2026 APBP Conference\, August 10-12\, in Pittsburgh\, PA. Learn more and register here.
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SUMMARY:Building Trust and Age-Friendly Mobility Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join The NJ Walk & Bike Coalition online as Tiffany Robinson\, NJBWC’s Trails and Active Mobility Director\, presents Golden Paths and Generational Bridges: Storygathering to Build Trust and Shape Age-Friendly Mobility as part of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals’ (APBP) monthly webinar series. One of the Girl Scouts who participated in the project and the project’s creative director will be joining us to talk about the project. \nThe webinar will explore how NJBWC used storygathering through our AARP Community Challenge project in Newark to elevate older adults’ voices in transportation planning and share lessons that communities can apply to their own public engagement efforts. \nThe webinar is available to APBP members. APBP members can register here. \nNot an APBP member? You can still learn more about Golden Paths and Generational Bridges in Newark and the community engagement approach behind the project. \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Empowered Conversations Virtual Speaker Series
DESCRIPTION:Join the Spina Bifida Resource Network for their interactive series by and for adults with disabilities — featuring adults with disabilities as speakers\, experts and discussion leaders. These discussions are **OPEN TO ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES 21+ ONLY.** \nTurning Creativity into Advocacy with Alice Diehl \nSpeaker: Alice Diehl\, Ms. Wheelchair Oregon 2025\, is a disability advocate cleverly disguised as a hollywood actor. She’s appeared in a plethora of TV shows like 911. Born with cerebral palsy\, she was the first child with a significant disability to receive mainstream schooling in her rural hometown district where she became her own advocate. Alice has attended several youth and adult leadership programs at the regional and national levels. She is a 2008 graduate of the CA Partners in Policymaking program\, and her advocacy includes working with vulnerable communities through the LA LBGTQIA Center and the current Oregon Mint program which connects individuals who are unsheltered/unhoused with quality medical care. Through film/TV or community love\, Alice’s life goal is to continue being a good disabled neighbor to all. \n 
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