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Cristina Temenos
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Reader in Geography @ Manchester & UKRI Future Leader Fellow. Urban Crisis, Cities, Policy Mobilities, Health & Drugs, Climate & Social Justice. Views my own #urban #geography
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22yrs ago @ippr.bsky.socialwww.ippr.org/articles/str... We made the link between deprivation and child pedestrian casualties, and made recommendations on what to do about it. We shouldn't still be having this conversation.

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- Traffic calming combined with a maximum 20mph speed limit should become the norm in residential and other built up areas
- Priority should be given to traffic calmed 20mph zones in deprived areas with high pedestrian casualty rates
- All local transport plans should include pedestrian casualty reduction targets
- All local transport plans should include a speed management strategy
- Home zones in Britain should rapidly move beyond demonstration projects to widespread implementation
- The government should develop a national strategy for pedestrians to promote an increase in walking at the same time as a reduction in pedestrian casualties
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introducing low barrier health care and specialist units, and including peers and field-focused organisations meaningful participation in drug & alcohol policymaking, program development, and implementation.

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To mitigate stigma recommendations include: introducing training programs focused on stigma towards PWUD to healthcare providers, social workers, lawyers, police, the media; increasing professional supervision on field work for health & social workers...

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We found that stigma exists amongst health & social work professionals. Surprisingly, we found that those who've worked with PWUD for ⬆️ time, those w/ specific training on working with PWUD & those who feel they have the necessary training to work with PWUD all demonstrated a higher stigma score.

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There’s a general research consensus that carbon tax is most effective when redistributive, which BC’s is, along rural/urban and low income divides.

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Thanks Sam!

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Maybe they’re pressuring us to go paperless to prep us for hot desking

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and especially lovely to see that so many great pieces from our SI on the Urban Politics of Policy Failure are included! @ejmccann.bsky.social

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Cristina Temenos
@ctemenos.bsky.social
Reader in Geography @ Manchester & UKRI Future Leader Fellow. Urban Crisis, Cities, Policy Mobilities, Health & Drugs, Climate & Social Justice. Views my own #urban #geography
573 followers369 following99 posts