Name: FR11.10.15 Transportation Needs and Access of the Disadvantaged
Start: 2018-04-06T11:10:00-0400
End: 2018-04-06T12:35:00-0400

Conference Sponsors
Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee | College of Letters & Science | Urban Studies Program
York University - Environmental Studies
After Suburbia Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
University of Toronto
Ryerson University | Centre for Urban Research & Land Development | Faculty of Community Services
SAGE Publishing
Grounded Solutions Network
Georgia State Univ, Andrew Young School of Public Policy, Dept of Public Management & Policy
American University | School of Public Affairs | Metropolitan Policy Center
Cleveland State University, Levin College of Urban Affairs
Rutgers University Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Rutgers University-Newark Global Urban Studies, PhD Program
University of California Press | Case Studies in the Environment

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FR11.10.15 Transportation Needs and Access of the Disadvantaged

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Our Mobility, a Study of Transportation Disadvantage in New York City
Jessica Murray, CUNY Graduate Center

The Transportation Needs of Refugees: An examination of Arab Refugees in Buffalo, NY
Yasmein Okour, University at Buffalo

Transit Access to Employment in Canada: Taking Stock of Income Inequalities
Jeff Allen, University of Toronto; Steven Farber, University of Toronto

The Dynamic Public Transport Landscape in Everyday Practice
Xia Hua, National University of Singapore

Transport Inaccessibility as a Barrier to Participation: The Case of Toronto’s Suburban Towers
Steven Farber, University of Toronto Scarborough; Mischa Young, University of Toronto; Nate Wessel, University of Toronto; Nate Wessel, University of Toronto; Zachary Patterson, Concordia University

Speakers

Yasmein Okour, University at Buffalo

Doctoral Student, University at Buffalo SUNY

Jessica Murray, CUNY Graduate Center

Ph.D. Student, City University of New York - Graduate Center

Psychology student studying developmental impacts of transportation disadvantage for adults with disabilities.

Steven Farber

Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Scarborough

I am a quantitative transportation geographer and spatial analyst. My research program investigates how land use and transportation systems affect social and economic outcomes of urban areas. At the core of my research philosophy is the belief that travel behavior is a means through... Read More →

Topic Category Infrastructure-Capital Projects-Networks-Transport-Urban Services

2018 UAA Annual Conference

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Yasmein Okour, University at Buffalo

Jessica Murray, CUNY Graduate Center

Steven Farber

Xia Hua, National University of Singapore

Jeff Allen, University of Toronto

Jessica Murray