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USAging 48th Annual Conference

The USAging Annual Conference and Tradeshow is the country’s largest gathering of local leaders in aging. Each year, these professionals come together with government experts, policymakers, business leaders, and other Aging Network practitioners and partners to share knowledge and new directions in the field of aging at the USAging Annual Conference and Tradeshow. Check out…

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Blog

Driver Recruitment and Retention Strategies

Guest Blogger—David Stephen is the senior communications specialist for the International Transportation Learning Center (ITLC) and leads the development of #ConnectingMyCommuity, the National Transit Frontline Worker Toolkit and Campaign. Learn more about the toolkit at transitworkforce.org/connect, or contact him at dstephen@transportcenter.org. Guest Blogger—Shayna Gleason is a research associate with ITLC. She conducts varied research projects,…

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Transportation Program Innovations

Transportation Innovations Through the Innovations Showcase the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center recognizes exemplary transportation programs targeted to the needs of older adults and people with disabilities. Selected through a nationwide competition, the Showcase profiles out-of-the-box thinking and alignment of resources. Innovations may be entirely original or represent a creative adaptation of an approach that…

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Webinar

Vaccination Access and Transportation

⇒ Click here to view the recording ⇒ Click here to download a copy of the presentation NADTC will host its first in a series of Human Services Webinars on June 29 from 2:30pm to 3:30pm Eastern. This webinar will feature speakers from three vaccination projects who will discuss how their unique programs are reaching…

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Webinar

NADTC Office Hours: Using Assistive Technology in Transportation

⇒ Click here for recording ⇒ Click here for presentation On June 28 from 1:00-2:00 PM ET NADTC’s office hours will focus on the use of assistive technology in transportation and how transportation programs may accommodate for their use to better serve older adults and people with disabilities. This session will feature a presentation by…

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Blog

Why Serving Everyone Doesn’t Serve Everyone: Unpacking NADTC’s May 2023 Course

Throughout the month of May 2023, NADTC hosted our first course of the year entitled, Why Serving Everyone Doesn’t Serve Everyone.  The course was intended to explore the importance of prioritizing intentional efforts to ensure that community transportation is truly available to all people.  Participants were encouraged to take a deep dive into three subjects…

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Publication

Providing Welcoming Transportation to the LGBTQ+ Community

Created in partnership with the Center for Excellence: LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Equity, NADTC has produced a Tip Sheet for organizations to provide welcoming transportation services to all riders. As a transportation provider within our communities, it is important to understand how to provide a welcoming environment for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, or Questioning (LGBTQ+) people,…

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NADTC Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Training & Events

Below you can find DEI training and events hosted by NADTC. Webinars > Transportation Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative Lunch and Learn – 4/8/2021 > NADTC Office Hours – Transportation Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – 4/21/2021 > Transportation Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative Lunch and Learn – 6/17/2021 > Meeting the Transportation Needs of Diverse Older…

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Webinar

Transportation DEI Lunch and Learn: Transportation Access for LGBTQ+ Individuals

This webinar features Sherrill Wayland, Senior Director of Special Initiatives and Partnerships with SAGE and Katie Kutcher, Assistant Aging Programs Director with the Centralina Area Agency on Aging, who discuss resources and solutions to help address and improve transportation access and other supportive services for LGBTQ+ older adults and persons with disabilities.

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