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Passenger Disability Diversity Awareness
Passenger & Community - Disability & Diversity Awareness
101 - Working with People with Disabilities
- Overview of Important Myths, Do's and Don'ts (Designed for DHS personnel, but easily transferable and covers a wide range of abilitities, disabilities, language and interactions)
- City of Nashville - Transportation Bill of Rights
Accessible Infrastructure/Facilities
Aging Adults/Seniors
- Preserving the Safety and Mobility of Older Americans (TRIP)
- Providing Person-Centerered Transportation Information to Older Adults and People with Disabilities (NADTC)
- Aging in Place in Small Urban and Rural Communities (NDSU)
- Making Connections: Consumer Needs in an Aging America (Elder Care, N4A, ACL)
- How to Choose Your Lifelong Community - A Transportation Check List (FL Coalition)
- We Need to Talk - Family Conversations with Older Drivers (Discusses ways to have a conversation regarding driving) (The Hartford)
- Living Well with Dementia in the Community (Eldercare)
English as a Second Language/Limited English
Harassment & Hate Crimes
Homelessness, People Living in Poverty and People with Lower Incomes
People with a Mental Health Condition (Schizophrenia, Autism, Bipolar, Depression, Etc.)
- Broad Spectrum of Fact Sheets Regarding Mental Health Conditions from the National Alliance on Mental Illness
- In Depth Information Regarding Various Mental Health Conditions
- How to Promote Help
- Building Confidence - Improving Travel for People with Mental Impairments (University College London)
Racism and Race Based Discrimination
Seizures & Epilepsy
Service Animals
Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity (LGBT)
Veterans
Vision & Hearing Variances
Accessible Shared Streets (from FHWA)
Riding Blind, Riding Safe (Cherriots)
Myths, Etiquette and Guiding a Person with Vision Impairment (WA State Agency)
Tips for Working with Blind or Visually Impaired (Sample from Vision Australia)
Tips for Working with People with Hearing Loss
Youth
Engaging Students with Disabilities in Safe Routes to School (Safe Routes Partnership)
Upcoming Module Topics
CTANW will be expanding this module (including the following areas) with support from the WSDOT/RTAP program in 2017-2019. If you have a priority request or tools or resources to share, please email us at info@ctanw.org.
Addictions
Cultural Diversity 101 (Race, Age, Gender, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, Religion, Politics, People from other Nations, People with Limited English Proficiency)
Medical Transportation
Navigating Transportation Systems
People with Caregivers
People with Cognitive or Developmental Disabilities
People with Physical Disabilities
Refugees
Restrained Passengers
Specialized Transportation Services & Resources
Youth
