#104 Urban Inclusivity
Number of presentations – 8, including:
Children and the Public Realm, (Slides and Video)
Lamine Mahdjoubi, Bristol, UK
Lifetime Communities. (Slides and Video)
Philip B. Stafford, Bloomington, IN, USA
Training Advocates to Broaden and Strengthen Age & Ability-Friendly Planning: A Model for Local Planners and Community Leaders. (Paper, Slides and Video)
Sharon A. Baggett, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Creating an Age-Friendly Community in Japan. (Paper, Slides and Video)
Nanami Suzuki, Osaka, JAPAN
Lessons from Communities in Constant Transition: Pros and Cons of Leveraging Replicate Built Environments to Provide Stability, (Paper and Slides)
Julie Chodacki, Belleville, IL, USA
Policies for Achieving Healthy, Just, and Sustainable Austrailian Cities: Planning for Urban Diversity, (Paper)
Kathy Arthurson, Adelaide, AUSTRALIA
Seniors in the City: The Analysis of Selected Concepts for Adapting Public and Private Spaces to the Needs of Aging Society, (Slides)
Grzegorz Gawron, Katowice, POLAND
The Associations Between Socio-Demographics, Urban Form, Commuting Mode to/from School and Childhood Obesity, (Paper)
Ayse Ozbil Torun, Istanbul, TURKEY
Are you looking for a speaker?
Suzanne Lennard is available to speak, or as a Consultant on Making Cities Healthy and Livable, Child-friendly Communities, Public Places, etc.
“There is no topic more crucial to the well-being of our cities and of our democracy, and no one more qualified to give it the thoughtful attention it deserves.”
“No one has studied the European square more thoughtfully and thoroughly than Suzanne and Henry Lennard.”