Urban systems, healthy living, and connection: leveraging participatory methods for community wellbeing

Natalicio Serrano, is an Assistant Professor at WashU’s Bursky School of Public Health whose research explores how neighborhood design, transportation, housing, and public policy shape physical activity and chronic disease prevention. Nat focuses on creating equitable and sustainable communities that support active living, particularly in neighborhoods affected by racial and economic segregation, gentrification, and displacement.

This event is open to WashU faculty, staff, students and external collaborators.

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Location: Rm 301, 3rd Floor, Farrell Learning & Teaching Center, WashU Medical Campus or Zoom: https://wustl.zoom.us/j/93899365370?pwd=f7PRD5snaauAsSsjmC9zYmrgCZqi4P.1&from=addon