Mr. Ryan Hale

This session will explore the importance of developing and sustaining cultures of movement and activity that can improve community health, economic development and quality of life. We will explore the benefits of active communities and dive deep into case studies and example programs from communities that have realized a measurable impact through access to outdoor recreation and active transportation. This session will utilize Laneshift's "Connected Community Model" as a framework for learning: Connected Community Model: A. Creating Active Transportation Infrastructure that is: Safe Comfortable Connected B. Developing Active Transportation Cultures that are: Welcoming Accessible Encouraging Session Objectives: A. Understanding the importance of facilitating a culture of movement and activity within a community and project. B. Learning various design elements, programs, events and initiatives that can promote and encourage activity within communities and development projects. C. Exploring the connected community model and how this can be applied to making a measurable effect on residents and visitors alike. 

Join the Laneshift team for this fun and engaging workshop and bicycle learning tour that will provide insights into active transportation and innovative infrastructure projects in Fayetteville. The tour will highlight how these elements factor into developing thriving and healthy communities, neighborhoods, and projects. The ~2-3 hour learning tour will explore the active transportation and trail network within the City of Fayetteville as well as how the “network” integrates into the transportation network and serves a wide array of residents and visitors alike. 

Following the workshop, the bicycle learning tour will be led by Ryan Hale and his team. Space is limited. E-bikes will be provided for the first 15 participants to register. Feel free to bring your own bike. E-bikes are highly recommended but not required.

Approved for LA CES HSW- 3 hours

Connected Community Learning Bike Tour accompanies the Workshop: Connected Community Learning Bike Tour. Space is limited. To attend the tour, you must attend the workshop. There is no option to register for the tour without the workshop.

Join the Laneshift and Prism Design Studio teams for this fun and engaging ride and/or walk that will provide insights into active transportation and innovative infrastructure projects in Fayetteville. The tour(s) will highlight how these elements factor into developing thriving and healthy communities, neighborhoods, and projects. The ~2–3 hour learning tour(s) will explore the active transportation and trail network within the City of Fayetteville as well as how the “network” integrates into the transportation network as well as individual projects/developments.