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Welcome to
the AUNT-SUE website. The aim of this
major research project is to develop and test sustainable policies and
practice that will deliver effective socially inclusive design and operation
in transport and the associated public realm from macro down to micro
level >>> AUNT-SUE organises "map-walk" audit in Docklands area 27 November 2008 Steve Shaw will be presenting on AUNT-SUE at the annual conference of the the National Register of Access Consultants at the Museum in Docklands. Please visit for further details: www.nrac.org.uk Whatever the weather, the delegates will be participating in digital 'mapwalk' audits of accessibility and inclusion, the outcomes of which will be used by museum, Docklands Light Railway and Thames Clipper ferries. Russell
Marshall presented on
AUNT-SUE at ISSUES Workshop 10 November 2008 Graeme Evans presented on "Stakeholder Engagement" at the ISSUES workshop in Westminster. This event enabled SUE researchers to meet each other and discuss approaches to engagement and dissemination for their research work. AUNT-SUE Investigates: Barriers to Physical Activities and Childhood Obesity 14-15 October 2008 Graeme Evans discussed barriers to physical activities and childhood obesity with colleagues from City University of New York (Institute of Public Health) and London Met at a symposium in London. The academics were jointed by London and New York senior Public Health officials (Mayor's Offices). Graeme Evans also presented evidence of barriers to physical activity with examples from London2012 Olympic/East London area and Street Design Index/Map Walk surveys in Somerstown, Camden. AUNT-SUE in Barcelona 8-10 October 2008 Roger Mackett, Kamalasudhan Achuthan and Helena Titheridge presented their paper on 'Costing increases in walking accessibility for people who are socially excluded' at the 9th International Conference for Walking in Barcelona. AUNT-SUE Consortium: AUNT-SUE Partners include: |
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