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ICTH 2022 - Global Infrastructure with in-person transit stop meetings at selected destinations. Click the link below for site-specific details.
Montreal, Canada - 16-17 June Cardiff, Wales (UK) - 21-22 June Denver, Colorado (USA) - 27-28 June The entire programme, including real-time in-person and virtual sessions will be recorded and available to all registered delegates. |
WELCOME!
If you joined us for ICTH 2021 - Virtual, you experienced a casual conference with a full scientific programme and a creative music playlist pulled together by the presenting abstract authors. The sessions were innovative, informative and inspired great dialogue. Plus, ALL of the sessions were video recorded (music included) using Zoom and made available to registered delegates only hours after being hosted.
ICTH will once again push the boundaries with a fresh perspective. The theme for 2022 will focus on the global infrastructure and how transport impacts the upstream Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). AND...ICTH is OFFICIALLY the annual meeting of the International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH). Join IPATH and receive a 25% discount off your ICTH registration fee.
Ah, but wait. This is ICTH, so it can't really be that straight forward. Can it?
NOPE.
As you all know, we are entering year three of a global pandemic. Daily life has been altered by governmental policies with regard to travel and accessibility restrictions, which prevents ICTH from hosting a large in-person community event. With that said, we have come up with a creative twist to tackle this challenge; selected in-person transit stop meetings.
ICTH 2022 will be held as a hybrid event. This may not seem out of the ordinary with the same multi-sector/cross disciplinary team presentations, however, session teams will be made up of oral, pecha kucha and poster presenters at specific in-person ‘transit site’ meeting locations in Montreal, Canada; Cardiff, Wales; and Denver, Colorado. These transit stops will complement a virtual meeting component. The in-person meetings will be two days. Each transit stop host will coordinate, keynotes, hot topic workshops, scientific and practice abstract sessions (in-person and virtual) and social events. These dynamic in-person meetings are complemented by a virtual component. All sessions will be recorded. In-person abstract sessions may also include virtual presentations depending on the availability of the authors.
If you joined us for ICTH 2021 - Virtual, you experienced a casual conference with a full scientific programme and a creative music playlist pulled together by the presenting abstract authors. The sessions were innovative, informative and inspired great dialogue. Plus, ALL of the sessions were video recorded (music included) using Zoom and made available to registered delegates only hours after being hosted.
ICTH will once again push the boundaries with a fresh perspective. The theme for 2022 will focus on the global infrastructure and how transport impacts the upstream Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). AND...ICTH is OFFICIALLY the annual meeting of the International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH). Join IPATH and receive a 25% discount off your ICTH registration fee.
Ah, but wait. This is ICTH, so it can't really be that straight forward. Can it?
NOPE.
As you all know, we are entering year three of a global pandemic. Daily life has been altered by governmental policies with regard to travel and accessibility restrictions, which prevents ICTH from hosting a large in-person community event. With that said, we have come up with a creative twist to tackle this challenge; selected in-person transit stop meetings.
ICTH 2022 will be held as a hybrid event. This may not seem out of the ordinary with the same multi-sector/cross disciplinary team presentations, however, session teams will be made up of oral, pecha kucha and poster presenters at specific in-person ‘transit site’ meeting locations in Montreal, Canada; Cardiff, Wales; and Denver, Colorado. These transit stops will complement a virtual meeting component. The in-person meetings will be two days. Each transit stop host will coordinate, keynotes, hot topic workshops, scientific and practice abstract sessions (in-person and virtual) and social events. These dynamic in-person meetings are complemented by a virtual component. All sessions will be recorded. In-person abstract sessions may also include virtual presentations depending on the availability of the authors.
Please note that if you are unable to attend any of the ICTH transit stop meetings in-person, you will still have the option to participate virtually. ALL in-person sessions will be live-streamed and recorded.
Sooooo...C'mon and ride the train to ICTH 2022!
Karyn & Jenny
Karyn M. Warsow and Jenny Mindell
ICTH Co-Founders
Sooooo...C'mon and ride the train to ICTH 2022!
Karyn & Jenny
Karyn M. Warsow and Jenny Mindell
ICTH Co-Founders
Conference Summary
The International Conference on Transport & Health aims to provide valuable insights into the health impacts of transport and urban planning, governance, strategic management, policy-making, performance metric tools and the potential return on investment of a dynamic system. Join us to learn HOW the most innovative minds in academia, practice and policy are bridging the gap between scientific investigation and real-world application.
Policy-makers, practitioners and academics from multiple disciplines and professional sectors involved in transport planning and engineering, public health, urban planning, spatial and architectural design, environmental planning, economics and beyond will meet to share their stories of success and failure; build world-wide collaborative friendships; but most importantly, leave inspired!
ICTH is the only conference in a world-wide market fully dedicated to transport systems and health impacts. Hot Topic Sessions and abstract presentations (oral, pecha kucha and poster) will be led by cross-disciplinary and multi-sector teams to demonstrate “how” non-traditional and innovative thinking can lead to creative problem solving.
ICTH is not just a conference, it's people coming together to facilitate change.
The International Conference on Transport & Health aims to provide valuable insights into the health impacts of transport and urban planning, governance, strategic management, policy-making, performance metric tools and the potential return on investment of a dynamic system. Join us to learn HOW the most innovative minds in academia, practice and policy are bridging the gap between scientific investigation and real-world application.
Policy-makers, practitioners and academics from multiple disciplines and professional sectors involved in transport planning and engineering, public health, urban planning, spatial and architectural design, environmental planning, economics and beyond will meet to share their stories of success and failure; build world-wide collaborative friendships; but most importantly, leave inspired!
ICTH is the only conference in a world-wide market fully dedicated to transport systems and health impacts. Hot Topic Sessions and abstract presentations (oral, pecha kucha and poster) will be led by cross-disciplinary and multi-sector teams to demonstrate “how” non-traditional and innovative thinking can lead to creative problem solving.
ICTH is not just a conference, it's people coming together to facilitate change.
A HUGE 'THANK YOU' to our current sponsors of ICTH 2022!
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Recruiting Sponsors!
Below is the ICTH 2022 Sponsor Prospectus for download and review. We have a some really great opportunities available that are focused on maintaining the unique character of ICTH. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that the transport and health community stays connected and understands that their research and real-world practice work is sincerely appreciate and valued. This means, the Programme Committee is looking for sponsors to fund ICTH incentives aimed at giving back as much as possible to registered delegates. Contact Karyn directly at kwarsow@tphlink.com if you need any additional information or have questions.
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ICTH is a product of and organized by the Transportation Public Health Link (TPH Link) and is hosted through a collaborative partnership between and by the following:
International Professional Association for Transport & Health
The International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH) is a platform for cross-disciplinary and multi-sector professionals working at the intersection of transport and health. The aim of PATH is to share information, exchange ideas, and foster collaboration to improve health, quality of life and well-being in communities by advocating for the integration of health in the urban and transport agendas. Visit www.tphlink.com/ipath.html for more information.
The International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH) is a platform for cross-disciplinary and multi-sector professionals working at the intersection of transport and health. The aim of PATH is to share information, exchange ideas, and foster collaboration to improve health, quality of life and well-being in communities by advocating for the integration of health in the urban and transport agendas. Visit www.tphlink.com/ipath.html for more information.
- To create an accepted professional discipline of transport and health
- To support and encourage research and best practices aimed at integrating health into the transport and urban planning and strategic decision-making processes
- To build a cohesive community of cross-disciplinary and multi-sector professionals
Transport & Health Science Group
The Transport and Health Science Group (THSG) is an independent group of global public health and transport practitioners and researchers. It is committed to understanding and addressing the links between transport policies and health and promoting a healthy transport system. The THSG was founded in the late 1980s by Dr. Stephen Morton as the Transport and Health Study Group. Its aim is to identify and promote the evidence base for policy and advocacy objectives that will enable a healthier and sustainable transport system.
The Transport and Health Science Group (THSG) is an independent group of global public health and transport practitioners and researchers. It is committed to understanding and addressing the links between transport policies and health and promoting a healthy transport system. The THSG was founded in the late 1980s by Dr. Stephen Morton as the Transport and Health Study Group. Its aim is to identify and promote the evidence base for policy and advocacy objectives that will enable a healthier and sustainable transport system.
Institute of Transportation Engineers
The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) is an international membership association of transportation professionals who work to improve mobility and safety for all transportation system users and help build smart and livable communities. Through its products and services, ITE promotes professional development and career advancement for its members, supports and encourages education, identifies necessary research, develops technical resources including standards and recommended practices, develops public awareness programs, and serves as a conduit for the exchange of professional information.
ITE includes a Transportation and Health Standing Committee within it’s technical volunteer structure. This Committee is charged with developing and sharing information and tools to help transportation professionals appropriately incorporate health considerations into their work.
The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) is an international membership association of transportation professionals who work to improve mobility and safety for all transportation system users and help build smart and livable communities. Through its products and services, ITE promotes professional development and career advancement for its members, supports and encourages education, identifies necessary research, develops technical resources including standards and recommended practices, develops public awareness programs, and serves as a conduit for the exchange of professional information.
ITE includes a Transportation and Health Standing Committee within it’s technical volunteer structure. This Committee is charged with developing and sharing information and tools to help transportation professionals appropriately incorporate health considerations into their work.