The Road to Health: Improving Community Wellbeing Through Transportation
CPEHN’s spring convening, The Road to Health: Improving Community Wellbeing Through Transportation, is right around the corner. From safe routes to school and accessible public transit, to impacting your regional transportation plan, our convening will provide insight into creating more sustainable, healthy, and active communities. Featuring presentations from TransForm and local advocates, the convening will include: An … Continued
12:10 PM PDT on April 18, 2011
CPEHN’s spring convening, The Road to Health: Improving Community Wellbeing Through Transportation, is right around the corner.
From safe routes to school and accessible public transit, to impacting your regional transportation plan, our convening will provide insight into creating more sustainable, healthy, and active communities. Featuring presentations from TransForm and local advocates, the convening will include:
Los Angeles – April 27, 2011
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
The California Endowment
1000 North Alameda Street
Co-hosts: The Bus Riders Union, Green LA Coalition, Latino Health Access, Los AngelesCounty Bicycle Coalition, TransForm, and Transportation 4 America
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
The California Endowment
1000 North Alameda Street
Co-hosts: The Bus Riders Union, Green LA Coalition, Latino Health Access, Los AngelesCounty Bicycle Coalition, TransForm, and Transportation 4 America
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