Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods

Interpersonal discussions and civic engagement can promote new parks and trails in low-income neighborhoods, which in turn may increase physical activity and improve overall health of community members.

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Family & Community Health
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.1097/fch.0000000000000435
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Urban Transport and Accessibility
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Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods

Akansha Sirohi, Mathew D. Gayman, Holley A. Wilkin
Family & Community Health
Urban Transport and Accessibility
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Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods

Akansha Sirohi, Mathew D. Gayman, Holley A. Wilkin
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Abstract

Interpersonal discussions and civic engagement can promote new parks and trails in low-income neighborhoods, which in turn may increase physical activity and improve overall health of community members.

Family & Community HealthVol. 48(3)
WiLAN (Canada) (CA)
No poverty
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Urban Transport and Accessibility
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Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods — Akansha Sirohi, Mathew D. Gayman, et al. · Family & Community Health (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS