Translating Research to Policy: Model Communities in Suburban Cook County, Illinois

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Translating Research to Policy: Model Communities in Suburban Cook County, Illinois

December 1969
February, 2003
Author:
Gina Massuda Barnett, MPH, Director, Chronic Disease Prevention & Health Promotion, Cook County Department of Public Health and Melody Geraci, MA, Deputy Executive Director, Active Transportation Alliance
Topic:
Transportation, Roads and Streets, Pedestrian Facilities, Bike Facilities, Parks & Recreation, Parks, Schools, Safe Routes to School, Walking and Biking to School, Joint Use Agreements, Communities, Joint Use Agreements, Zoning and Mixed Land Use
Population Served:
Adults, Multiple Race/Ethnic Sample, School-age Youth (K-12)
Location by State:
Illinois
Study Type:
Policy Analysis
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Translating Research to Policy Award presentation at the 2013 Active Living Research Annual Conference.

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