Strategic Plan Methodology & Key Partners / HumPAL / The Humboldt Partnership / Nelson Nygaard & Associates / Human Impact Partners / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Funding / /
Facility
North Carolina Institute / Building Healthy Communities / Eureka’s Wharfinger Building / Victoria Transport Policy Institute / Laura Hall / /
IndustryTerm
transportation models / transportation / transportation planning efforts / community services / transportation practices / Transportation systems / automobile travel / walkability and school site / transportation professionals / active transportation / media advocacy techniques / transportation choices / active transportation opportunities / community infrastructure / active transportation options / elaborate technologies / active and public transportation / equitable transportation options / transportation advocates / transportation network / physical infrastructure / law enforcement / easier travel / /
Organization
Transportation & Land Use Coalition / County Department of Health and Human Services / California Endowment / Redwood Community Action Agency / Victoria Transport Policy Institute / North Carolina Institute / Active Living / Contents Mission / Design / Robert Wood Johnson Foundation / Agency on Aging / Humboldt Bay Bicycle Commuters’ Association / Natural Resources Services Division / Local Government Commission / /
Person
Dick Jackson / Brett Hondorp / Mark Lakeman / Ann Lindsay / John Anderson / / /
Position
State Health Officer / General / County Public Health Officer / County General / Vision advocate / /
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