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#StreetVoice Citizens’ Jury – Second and third sessions

Posted on: 1 July 2022 Last updated on: 1 July 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
Highlights and reflections from the second and third sessions of the #StreetVoice Citizens’ Jury.

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#StreetVoice Citizens’ Jury – First session

Posted on: 13 June 2022 Last updated on: 14 June 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
Highlights and reflections from the first session of the #StreetVoice Citizens’ Jury.
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GCHU Micro-internships on Healthy Cities

Posted on: 22 May 2022 Last updated on: 22 July 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
Three interns that joined the GCHU to contribute to the work of the Commission on Creating Healthy Cities and help develop pages of the Healthy Cities Toolkit, share their experiences of working at the centre.
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Street Voice insights: Inviting Jurors

Posted on: 10 May 2022 Last updated on: 14 June 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
A small team at the University of Oxford is organising a Citizens’ Jury to help answer important questions about how people can travel where they need to in Oxford in a climate-friendly way that promotes health. In the first of…
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The Hidden Cost of Construction

Posted on: 6 April 2022 Last updated on: 6 April 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
GCHU Intern and MEng Engineering student Eleanor Cosford analyses the effects of embodied energy usage in construction on the environmental impact of buildings.
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Trends in urban sustainable experiments and the importance of post-occupancy testing 

Posted on: 28 March 2022 Last updated on: 28 March 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
GCHU Intern and BA Geography student Juan Garcia Valencia reviews the current experiment trends in urban sustainability.
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Achieving net zero household energy use

Posted on: 24 March 2022 Last updated on: 28 March 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
GCHU Intern and MPhys Physics student Lucy Main analyses the energy saving strategies to achieving net zero household energy use.
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GCHU in conversation with ‘Healthy Cities and Communities’ at the World Economic Forum

Posted on: 14 March 2022 Last updated on: 14 March 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
Dr Juliet Carpenter (GCHU Research Fellow) writes on her recent meeting with the Healthy Cities and Communities team of the World Economic Forum.
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Cycling’s Risky Business: An Update – 11 March,  2022

Posted on: 11 March 2022 Last updated on: 9 May 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
GCHU Co-Director, Professor Carl Heneghan writes on the urgency required in improving cycle infrastructure in Oxford.
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Fuel poverty: UK’s growing challenge – affordable fuel for all?

Posted on: 9 February 2022 Last updated on: 29 April 2022 Written by: gchuoxford
GCHU Intern and BPhil Philosophy student Michael O’Connor analyses the various indicators of fuel poverty in the UK and the importance of addressing energy vulnerability.
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26 Aug

Exploring the significance of cross-industry collaboration when building new towns

Drawing on the findings of a scoping review, this blog by GCHU intern, Ava Peralta, argues that the transformative potential of cross-industry collaboration in urban built environment is limited not only by practical and behavioural challenges, but also by a shallow diversity of ontological perspectives.
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19 Aug

Is London’s estate regeneration programme socially and environmentally sustainable?

In this blog, GCHU Research Associate Timothy J. Dixon examines whether continued estate regeneration (such as the Kidbrooke Village project) in London offers sustainable outcomes for residents.
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03 Jun

Is Oxford an Age-Friendly City? A Student Perspective

In this blog, GCHU intern, Stefania Malos reflects on the lessons she learnt from the Age-Friendly Oxford project during her internship at the GCHU.
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21 May

Healthy cities are not built – they are lived: Enactment, negotiation and urban systems in Barton and beyond

In this blog, GCHU Visiting Research Associate, Dr Mirjam Schindler, reflects on how healthy cities are not simply designed, but continuously enacted through everyday socio-spatial practices, negotiation, and wider urban systems, drawing on research from Barton and beyond.
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22 Apr

Urban Form, Climate and Health: Reflections from Oxford and the Global South

In this blog, GCHU Global Visiting Research Associate, Dr. Karol Carminatti Baumgärtner, explores how urban form, climate and public health can be integrated to support more effective planning in small and medium-sized cities facing the climate crisis.
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