Date/Time
Date(s) - April 30, 2014 - May 1, 2014
10:00 am - 10:45 am
ABOUT THE SESSION:
- Community planners and designers, public health professionals, and local government representatives share a responsibility to promote active living approaches and to shape healthier built environments.
- The Healthy Built Environment Linkages Toolkit is the first evidence-based and expert-informed resource that links planning principles to health outcomes and identifies the behavioural impacts (e.g., walking and transit use) and environmental impacts (e.g., noise and traffic safety) that contribute to those health outcomes.
- This presentation will provide an overview of the Linkages toolkit. Discussions will focus on linking community design, planning, and health, and on various applications for the resource.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
People involved in healthy built environment work such as public health practitioners, planners, design professionals and land-use and transportation professionals, and others involved in community design such as decision makers in municipal and regional governments.
ADVISORS ON TAP:
- Tannis Cheadle
Provincial Manager, Population & Public Health
Provincial Health Services Authority
- Claire Gram
Population Health Policy Consultant
Vancouver Coastal Health
- Hazel Christy
Registered Professional Planner
Christy & Associates Planning Consultants
Canadian Institute of Planners
- Sebastian Lippa
Registered Professional Planner
CitySpaces Consulting Ltd.
- Patricia Heintzman
Municipal Councillor
District of Squamish
TO REGISTER
Go to www.chnet-works.ca
- Create a login account
- Login and click on Fireside Chats: Healthy Built Environment Linkages
- Click: register; Click: to confirm