Ageing and Mobility | Online | 5 May 2022
Thursday 5 May 2022
| 12.30pm - 2.00pm | AWST (Per) |
| 2.00pm-3.30pm |
ACST (Ade) |
| 2.30pm-4.00pm | AEST (Syd, Mel, Bris) |
Format: Webinar (via Zoom)
Hosted by the WA Branch, but open to all.
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| Non Members | $35 |
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About this event
As the population ages and people live longer there is a public health necessity to ensure older people have a safe environment to stay active through the use of active transport.
As people get older they want to keep their independence which often includes driving as long as possible. However, a portion who do not want to or, can no longer drive still want to keep their independence while not being car dependent.
To ensure older people can stay independent and mobile our street networks need to be designed to accommodate a safe network of connected streets taking older people door to door.
Speakers include:
- Tim Judd, Senior Principal, Stantec
- Honorary Professor Laurie Buys, PHD - Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
- John Mayo, Chief Advisor- Government, Spinal Life Australia and Deputy Chair—Queensland Accessible Transport Advisory Council
- Dr Jane Bringolf, Chair, Centre for Universal Design Australia
For any enquires, please contact Tim Judd
Honorary Professor Laurie Buys | University of Queensland
Laurie Buys, PhD is Adjunct Professor at the Queensland University of Technology and University of Queensland. Her research directly explores the understanding of, and accountability for, the real effects felt by older people resulting from changes in their physical, economic and social life. She has established strong collaborative partnerships with a wide variety of community, industry and government organisations to investigate the dynamics and impacts of ageing within our communities, centred around the belief that prevention rather that mitigation of impacts can be achieved through a multidisciplinary approach and the development of appropriate strategies. The majority of her research involves projects that examine issues such as quality of life, engagement and well-being.
John Mayo | Spinal Life Australia and Deputy Chair—Queensland Accessible Transport Advisory Council
John Mayo is Chief Advisor – Government at Spinal Life Australia and has extensive experience as an access and inclusion advocate for cohorts with diminished functionality. He is an advisor on customer access to transport, buildings, goods, services and information - all aimed at maximising the social and economic performance of services and venues. A member of the National Accessible Transport Taskforce modernising Australia’s public transport legislation and a recipient of the United Nations international Year of the Built Environment Award (Accessibility).
Dr Jane Bringolf | Centre for Universal Design Australia
Jane Bringolf is a founding director of Centre for Universal Design Australia, a registered charity. She wants to see a world where designers and policy makers automatically consider the diversity of the population and create inclusive built environments, products, services and ICT. As Liveable Communities Project Manager with Council on the Ageing (COTA NSW), Jane worked with 23 local councils in NSW to create age-friendly communities. She also writes regularly on universal design and inclusive practice and participates in conferences and fora. She has contributed to several advisory panels and working parties promoting inclusive thinking and universal design. Jane’s academic qualifications include a BSSc, MBA and PhD, and Churchill Fellow.
Tim Judd | Stantec
Tim Judd has 20years’ experience in the area of Transportation and Land Use Planning, Road Safety, Public Transport and Active Travel, holding a Masters in Transportation Planning. Tim is an IPWEA/Main Roads WA accredited Senior Road Safety Auditor and has particular expertise in the planning and design for Active Transport, with an emphasis on promoting safe travel for all ages and abilities. Tim has vast experience with safe street design. Tim sits on the IPWEA Road Safety Committee, AITPM WA committee, Local Government Planning Association Committee, Cycle Walking Australia New Zealand Design Innovations Panel, a board member on the advocacy group Streets for People and is one of only a few accredited Healthy Streets Assessors in WA.
Join the AITPM members from these organisations who have already registered including:
| Organisation | State |
|---|---|
| Tonkin | SA |
| Jacobs | SA |
| Amber Barnes Consulting | SA |
| PSA Consulting | QLD |
| Department of Transport WA | WA |
| City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters | SA |
| VIC | |
| Arcadis | NSW |
| Jacobs | QLD |
| City of Launceston | TAS |
| WSP Australia | VIC |
| Jacobs | QLD |
| Tonkin | SA |
| Zwart Transport Planning | QLD |
| Transport Canberra and City Services (TCCS) | ACT |
| WA | |
| Hartecs Group Pty Ltd | QLD |
| None | N/A - Residing Overseas |
| Aurecon | VIC |
| Griffith University | QLD |
| Lambert & Rehbein (SEQ) Pty Ltd | QLD |
| Mott MacDonald | NSW |
| Egis | VIC |
| DIT | SA |
| The University of Queensland | QLD |
| SMEC | VIC |
| QLD | |
| TPS Traffic & Parking Systems Pty Ltd | QLD |
| WA | |
| Department of Health WA | WA |
| VLC | QLD |
| HDR | QLD |
| Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management | QLD |
| Arup | NSW |
| Ratio Consultants | VIC |
| Stantec | VIC |
| Streets Alive Yarra | VIC |
| retired | QLD |
| City of Joondalup | WA |
| Traffic and Transport Solutions | WA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| RAC WA | WA |
| BMC Traffic | QLD |
| WA | |
| Transport for NSW | NSW |
| Clarence City Council | TAS |
| PJA | WA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| Department of Transport WA | WA |
| Cardno now Stantec | NSW |
| VLC | NSW |
| Mott MacDonald | NSW |
| CJP Consulting Engineers | NSW |
| VLC | QLD |
| SLR Consulting Australia Pty Ltd | QLD |
| Urbis | VIC |
| Austraffic | NSW |
| PSA Consulting | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Louise Round Consulting | WA |
| Department of Transport WA | WA |
| SLR Consulting | NSW |
| Stantec | WA |
| QLD | |
| Phil Jones Associates (PJA) | WA |
| Department of Transport WA | WA |
| QLD | |
| Egis | QLD |
| City of Sydney Council | NSW |
| Jacobs | QLD |
| Department of Transport WA | WA |
| Jacobs | VIC |
| Shellharbour City Council | NSW |
| Main Roads WA | WA |
| City of Monash | VIC |
| QTM Pty Ltd | WA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
