National HIA Meeting 2012

HIA and the Built Environment

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National HIA Meeting 2012

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This session will explore the application of HIA to the built environment. Leading practitioners in the field will present details of their work.

Moderator: Andrew Dannenberg, Healthy Community Design Initiative, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Catherine Ross, Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development, School of City and Regional Planning, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology

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Brendon Haggerty, Clark County Public Health

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Rachel Thornton, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Division of General Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine

Addressing Alcohol Outlet Density through an HIA of Baltimore City's Zoning Code Rewrite (PDF)

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