- Brief description
The Stakeholders Walkability / Wheelability Audit in Neighbourhoods (SWAN) tool is a neighbourhood-built environment audit tool which facilitates participant-led evaluations of selected street segments which influence mobility: https://inclusivemap.ca/swan-project/
- Primary contact
- Primary need
- People with disabilities need to be able to move around the built and natural environment easily.
- Description
The Stakeholders Walkability / Wheelability Audit in Neighbourhoods (SWAN) tool is a neighbourhood-built environment audit tool which facilitates participant-led evaluations of selected street segments which influence mobility. The concentration of this project is to modify the SWAN tool to account for neighbourhood features which impact the mobility and participation of individuals living with sensory or cognitive disability. This project is one of the core parts of the greater Inclusive Environments lab at SFU.
- Organizations
- Persons associated with project
- Researcher: Atiya Mahmood
- Researcher: François Routhier
- Trainee: Farinaz Rikhtehgaran
- Trainee: Niloofar Hedayati
- Trainee: Sogol Haji Hosseini
- Trainee: Sepehr Pandsheno
- Trainee: Samna Sadaf Khan
- Resources and Tools
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SWAN Community Findings Report
Inclusive Environments Digital Gallery
Advocating For Access Video ( long version)
Advocating For Access Video (short version)
Neighbourhood Safety Issues and Beyond: Insights from Elders as Community Members
- Project News and Updates
- Brief description
The Stakeholders Walkability / Wheelability Audit in Neighbourhoods (SWAN) tool is a neighbourhood-built environment audit tool which facilitates participant-led evaluations of selected street segments which influence mobility: https://inclusivemap.ca/swan-project/
- Primary contact
- Primary need
- People with disabilities need to be able to move around the built and natural environment easily.
- Description
The Stakeholders Walkability / Wheelability Audit in Neighbourhoods (SWAN) tool is a neighbourhood-built environment audit tool which facilitates participant-led evaluations of selected street segments which influence mobility. The concentration of this project is to modify the SWAN tool to account for neighbourhood features which impact the mobility and participation of individuals living with sensory or cognitive disability. This project is one of the core parts of the greater Inclusive Environments lab at SFU.
- Organizations
- Persons associated with project
- Researcher: Atiya Mahmood
- Researcher: François Routhier
- Trainee: Farinaz Rikhtehgaran
- Trainee: Niloofar Hedayati
- Trainee: Sogol Haji Hosseini
- Trainee: Sepehr Pandsheno
- Trainee: Samna Sadaf Khan
- Resources and Tools
-
SWAN Community Findings Report
Inclusive Environments Digital Gallery
Advocating For Access Video ( long version)
Advocating For Access Video (short version)
Neighbourhood Safety Issues and Beyond: Insights from Elders as Community Members
- Project News and Updates