In our recent paper, we show that young adults who switch from active modes to public transit (after graduating from School) participated in fewer activities and likely experienced transp-related social exclusion. @TMUTransForm@TMUsurp@StudentMoveTO https://t.co/rvmyAQIKeO
We are offering a fully funded Ph.D. opportunity starting September 2024 in the area of Urban Development, and Public Health! Full details can be found here: https://t.co/8iqGLgZeZA.
For questions, please reach out to Director and Supervisor Prof. Raktim Mitra (@RaktimMitra).
Attiya Haseeb defended her thesis “Exploring Intersections of Environmental and Social Impacts in Young Adults Travel Behaviour” It reveals that Gen Y & Z favour sustainable travel modes but still face social exclusion risks.She advocates for better land use and transit policies.
We are excited to announce that Green Communities Canada has received $3 Million from the @GovCanHealth to lead the National Active School Streets Initiative! 🥳
Learn more about the project partners, scope, and future impact in cities across Canada 🇨🇦: https://t.co/NUhLtB4I4f
Sarah Giacomantonio & @raktimmitra researched new bike facilities in #GTA & women's cycling. Higher rates observed among women aged 30-44, part-time workers/students, & mothers. Intersectional analyses is crucial to challenge gender roles & promote sustainable transport.
@s_biglieri & I presented on Planning + Health connections today, at the Can Assoc of Health Sci Deans' Conference. Here are the perceived links according to our academic leaders in health science. @TMUsurp@fcstorontomet
Did you know only 39% of kids meet national physical activity guidelines, earning a D+ for overall physical activity in the 2024 @ParticipACTION Report Card? Learn how to help them move more where they live, learn and play: https://t.co/IFDCFME8hl #ChildrenAndYouthReportCard
Our new pub with @sarahguacamoli & @LeaRavensbergen shows gender identities intersect with age, employment, family structure, when explaining #women 's #cycling behaviour. "There is no one women's experience". Download link below: @TMUTransForm@TMUsurp
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@TMUTransForm 's Attiya Haseeb finds that in #GTHA, students who started working full time post-pandemic, were more likely to switch to cars to commute. Higher use of AT was more common in urban NHs. Find their poster #24-01644 at 8 am Monday. #TRBAM2024@RaktimMitra@ensciman
It should be the buyer's right to know this information, not a seller's privilege. I don't see any way in which this new rule will help address housing unaffordability. Very disappointed. https://t.co/QSEHlAWJlF
The 2024 WSTLUR conference will take place in Bogota (Colombia), June 17-20, 2024. The deadline for paper submission is in one month (Dec. 15). More information on the conference and how to submit your paper can be found here:
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Super proud to share the 1st pub by my @ensciman PhD student @TorontoMet Attiya Haseeb. She found that public transit dependents are more likely to face social exclusion due to limited activity participation. https://t.co/fVLXzIDi3N
We are hiring a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the area of Urban Development and Policy!
Full details can be found here: https://t.co/XjxoGglv3S.
Questions? Please feel free reach out to @TMUsurp Director @RaktimMitra for details.
Discover the Master of Planning @TorontoMet at our Open House, Tuesday October 17th. Meet current students, alumni, program admin and explore @TMUsurp to find if this is where you belong.
Interested in a career in Planning? Discover the Master of Planning @ TMU at our Open House, Tuesday October 17th 5:00 pm. Learn more about our professionally accredited program speak with current students, alumni, program admin and see our School of Urban and Regional Planning.
How are neighbourhood environments affecting children’s physical activity? @RaktimMitra discusses his #research on healthy living during the pandemic. Read more:
Spotted at the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Showcase! SURP student Jodie Laborde presents her #research on the SSHRC-funded Black Experiences w/ Planning in Canada project, a collab w/ @planning_black + SURP Prof Magdalena Ugarte.🎉@researchTMU@TorontoMet@fcstorontomet