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Safe Routes to School Listserv Covid-19 Resources
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Welcome! This landing page can help you navigate this database and contribute to it.
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TO USE: Browse the tabs at the bottom that are organized by topic. Click the left and right arrows to the right of the tabs to see more tabs.
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TO CONTRIBUTE: Add content to the second tab, called “ADD RESOURCES HERE!” Please fill out as many of the columns as you are able to. This is the only tab that is editable, so please put content here, not in the topic specific tabs. Staff from Safe Routes Partnership will then organize resources into tabs by topic.
• We locked the other sheets from editing to prevent accidental deletion.
• If you have suggestions for additional tabs/revisions to tabs, please share them in the tab called “ADD RESOURCES HERE!”
• If you would like to help sort content into relevant topics, please email info@saferoutespartnership.org -- we welcome help!
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TO SHARE: You can share this resource with others at https://tinyurl.com/SRTScovid19
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WHAT IS THIS DOCUMENT? Resources and ideas for working on Safe Routes to School during the time of the Covid-19 pandemic

Members of the Safe Routes to School listserv have organically been crowdsourcing ideas for how to continue engaging youth and families while schools are closed, opportunities for remote learning and working, adjustments to messaging, policy opportunities created by this pandemic, and more. As the suggestions grow, we are aiming to add more structure to the conversations happening on the listserv so that people can have one document to go through rather than sifting through all the emails on the listserv related to covid-19. We hope that you find this a useful resource and you will both share resources you find here as well as add resources you are seeing elsewhere. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please email info@saferoutespartnership.org

This collection of resources was initiated by Rosie Mesterhazy, City of Palo Alto Safe Routes to School Coordinator, Jeanne LePage from Ecology Action Santa Cruz, Victoria Custodio, California Active Transportation Resource Center, and Hannah Day-Kapell, Alta Planning + Design. It is modeled after the Public Health Awakened listserv covid-19 spreadsheet. Thank you!

Please note that you should consider the recommendations comtained in this spreadsheet in the context of your state and local guidelines. Response to COVID-19 is different all over the country; please adhere to your local guidance on social distancing, self-isolation, and/or quarantine. Stay safe, take care of yourself, and do what is best for you and your community.
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Definitions of each tab
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Remote engagement - ideas and suggestions for keeping kids, families, volunteers, and schools engaged in Safe Routes to School (and walking/biking) while schools are closed and many communities across the country are sheltering-in-place, social distancing, and staying home
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Walking/Biking Activities while SIP - ideas and strategies for promoting walking, bicycling, and physical activity during social distancing/sheltering-in place
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Articles/Messaging Walking/Physical Activity - SIP - collection of articles from cities and organizations about the importance of being physically active while social distancing; we can use this to see how each other/other organizations are communicating to their local governments and general public about the value of walking, biking, hiking, and being physically active and strategies to do so safely during this pandemic + suggestions for how to message the importance of walking, bicycling, and Safe Routes to School in light of current events
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Curricula/SRTS Education - collection of links to Safe Routes to School/bicycle/pedestrian safety curricula and educational videos that can be shared with schools or families as part of distance learning
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Upcoming Webinars/Prof Dev - collection of webinars on walking, bicycling, and SRTS in the time of covid-19 as well as relevant remote professional development opportunities
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Policies and Advocacy Actions - actions local/state governments are taking to facilitate physical activity/walking/biking during social distancing and suggested ways to take action to advocate for a variety of issues related to walking, biking, and Safe Routes to School during coronavirus
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Evaluation - ideas for how to strategize and re-think approaches to Safe Routes to School evaluation during this down time
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Videos/Music - collection of videos and music related to walking, bicycling, and Safe Routes to School
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Book ideas - Children's books wih Safe Routes to School themes
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Ideas - place to suggest ideas for advancing SRTS during covid-19 that are not yet fully developed/don't yet have a resource associated with them
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