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Design for Health
Safe Routes to School and School Siting
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Design for Health
Technical Assistance

• Events Workshop and Plan Critiques
• Technical Assistance Library
• Health Impact Assessment Tool
• Direct Technical Assistance

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Design for Health

• Event Series

• September 12, Safe Routes to School School
  Siting
• Marlon Boarnet, Ph.D. and Tracy McMillan, Ph.D.
• October 26, Comprehensive Planning for Healthy
  Cities Communities
• Marya Morris, AICP and Matthew Raimi, AICP
• November 6, Safety Public Spaces
• Wendy Sarkissian, Ph.D. and Kristen Day, Ph.D.
• January 30, Health Impact Assessment
• Alex Scott-Samuel, MB, ChB, MCommH and Andrew
  Dannenberg, Ph.D.
• March 20, Active Transportation and Facility
  Planning
• Ben Hamilton Baillie and James Charlier, Ph.D.
• April 30, Accounting for Health in Planning
  Policy
• Jonathan Levine, Ph.D.

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Design for Health
www.designforhealth.net
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Design for Health
University of Minnesota Project Staff

• Research Faculty
• Ann Forsyth, Ph.D.Professor, College of Design
• Kevin Krizek, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Humphrey
  Institute of Public Affairs
• Carissa Schively, Ph.D.Assistant Professor,
  Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
• Coordinators
• Amanda Johnson, Research Fellow
• Erin Waldenberger, Program Associate
• Laura Baum, Research Assistant

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Design for Health
Todays Agenda
800 Registration and Refreshments 815 Welcome
and Introductions 825 Introduction to Safe
Routes to School and School Siting 845 Influencin
g a Childs Route to School Tracy McMillan,
Ph.D. An Evaluation of Californias Safe Routes
to Schools Program Marlon Boarnet,
Ph.D. 1030 Break 1045 Local Perspective Kristi
e Billiar, Alice Tibbetts 1115 Panel Discussion
and Question and Answer Session 1200 Networking
Lunch
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Successful Safe Routes Programs
Kevin Krizek, Ph.D.

• A successful safe routes to school program would
  include
• Neighborhood school,
• Youth in neighborhood to travel by walking
  and/or cycling
• Safe routes between (a) and (b) above,
• and
• d) Youth who attend the neighborhood school

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Design for Health
Todays Agenda
800 Registration and Refreshments 815 Welcome
and Introductions 825 Introduction to Safe
Routes to School and School Siting 845 Influencin
g a Childs Route to School Tracy McMillan,
Ph.D. An Evaluation of Californias Safe Routes
to Schools Program Marlon Boarnet,
Ph.D. 1030 Break 1045 Local Perspective Kristi
e Billiar, Alice Tibbetts 1115 Panel Discussion
and Question and Answer Session 1200 Networking
Lunch