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Transportation plays a vital role in community participation, independence, and quality of life. Our ability to navigate transportation systems can present complex challenges that require the thoughtful application of assistive technology, service coordination, planning, and systemic awareness. This webinar is designed to answer your questions and provide the key resources you need to know about achieving greater mobility and access for people with disabilities.
The webinar explores foundational principles of transportation, community mobility, and assistive technology solutions. Gain knowledge about technologies that enhance safety and independence while applying this information to real-world scenarios.
Learning Objectives:
• Participants will learn three foundational components for mobility types and the skills required for travel.
• Participants will identify three barriers that people with disabilities encounter when using public or personal transportation.
• Participants will be able to name at least three assistive technology solutions that create access to transportation for people with disabilities.
Speakers: Nichole Hysel and Angela Brenna from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Jim Denham from the Wisconsin Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC hours) and Continuing Education Units (CEUS) will be provided.
