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Community Safety Maps: Child-Driven Crime Opportunity Profiling,eory, community safety maps represent a learning tool that enhances one’s ability to recognize whether or not a location is prone to crime just by examining its landscape. This aspect resembles crime opportunity profiling conducted in the United Kingdom in that crime opportunity generators serve as

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Hazards of Safety: Transportation Externalities and the Rights of Children,e of space are particularly profound. Children lack legal and practical authority over motorized transportation systems and yet are subject to the direct harms it produces – such as the risk of getting injured or killed in a collision..The modern response to these risks has been a sheltering of chil

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Mobile Homeless Youth, Health Disparities, and Access to Care: Using Mobile Phones and Geospatial Ties and other serious health problems, many have persistent unmet need for healthcare services. Living “under-the-radar” and “off-the-grid,” homeless youth often mistrust providers and are lost to follow-up. While some homeless youth are highly mobile, little is known about the character of their mo

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,Parental Perceptions of Risk and Children’s Physical Activity,t the recommended levels. Compared with several decades ago, children spend less of their leisure time outdoors in unstructured play and more time indoors often engaged in sedentary behaviors such as television viewing or playing with electronic entertainment media. They tend to spend less time walk

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Participatory Schoolyard Design for Health and Well-Being: Policies that Support Play in Urban Greeban environments frequently lack access to natural spaces for free play. Participatory planning similarly is important across many domains in contributing to children’s well-being. This chapter reviews the benefits and threats to children’s informal play in nature in cities today. It then examines t