Anybody interested in getting together to participate in this on Aug. 27?
> Apps for Advocacy (Mutual Aid Webinar)
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> Several state and local biking and walking advocacy organizations have created mobile apps to create pocket resources for crash reporting and other on-the-go information. On this webinar, learn how advocates around the country have approached advocacy apps.
If yes, I'll try to find a convenient location. I think participating together and then discussing after could lead to some synergy and fun. Of course, the webinar is 2-3 pm on a Wednesday which might require some schedule magic for some of us.
See thread below for a dialog between Christiaan and me on this.
Frank
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> From: "Abildso, Christiaan" <CGABILDSO(a)hsc.wvu.edu>
> Subject: RE: Upcoming Alliance Calls, Webinars, and Trainings
> Date: August 12, 2014 11:27:13 AM EDT
> To: Frank Gmeindl <fgmeindl(a)gmail.com>
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> Absolutely, feel free to send it on. I also would like the BB to consider having a public health graduate student work with them in the spring to survey local riders to understand their knowledge, interests, and other areas of interest to the BB.
> This could be accomplished through a course called Community Assessment (that the Ped Board worked with in Spring 2014) where a team of students works with a local non-profit or community group and/or through a Practice Based Experience, in which a single student does roughly 120 hours of work with an organization on a specific, time-limited project.
> Best,
> Christiaan
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> Christiaan Abildso, Ph.D., MPH
> Assistant Professor, WVU School of Public Health
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> From: Frank Gmeindl [mailto:fgmeindl@gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2014 5:56 PM
> To: Abildso, Christiaan
> Subject: Re: Upcoming Alliance Calls, Webinars, and Trainings
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> May I forward this thread to the BB with an invite to participate together?
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> On Aug 11, 2014, at 5:36 PM, "Abildso, Christiaan" <CGABILDSO(a)hsc.wvu.edu> wrote:
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> Sadly, I can’t make it to the call on the 27th…my days are much more busy in the faculty world than they were when I was in the Coliseum. Any other BB members interested?
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> Christiaan Abildso, Ph.D., MPH
> Assistant Professor, WVU School of Public Health
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> From: Frank Gmeindl [mailto:fgmeindl@gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2014 5:16 PM
> To: Abildso, Christiaan
> Subject: Re: Upcoming Alliance Calls, Webinars, and Trainings
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> Thanks for showing me that. I registered. I know you've been interested for along time on using smart phones to track bike use and crashes. Could we participate in this together? Damien and I recently participated in a webinar together on managing advisory groups. We had a fruitful discussion following the webinar.
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> Frank
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> On Aug 11, 2014, at 12:25 PM, "Abildso, Christiaan" <CGABILDSO(a)hsc.wvu.edu> wrote:
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> Wonder if the Aug 27 call would boost your idea for a crash reporting system…
> Christiaan
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> Christiaan Abildso, Ph.D., MPH
> Assistant Professor, WVU School of Public Health
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> From: Alliance for Biking & Walking [mailto:info@bikewalkalliance.org]
> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2014 11:42 AM
> To: Abildso, Christiaan
> Subject: Upcoming Alliance Calls, Webinars, and Trainings
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