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The TRB Committees on Social and Economic Factors of Transportation (ADD20) and Public Involvement (ADA20) joint Community Impact Assessment Subcommittee invites all interested to submit applications for a poster display at the next TRB Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., January 8-12, 2017. This year’s theme is “Transportation Innovation: Leading the Way in an Era of Rapid Change.

More about TRB here:
http://www.trb.org/AnnualMeeting/AnnualMeeting.aspx

Community impact assessment (CIA) is a process to evaluate the effects of a transportation action on a community and its quality of life. The purpose of the poster session is to showcase CIA research and projects that highlight innovative practice in transportation and that are focused on multi-modal considerations through the CIA process. Research relating to CIA topics may include access to health care, food access, mobility, economic, farmland, community cohesion, community safety/perception of safety, etc. in the context of multi-modal applications.

Poster topics may include but are not limited to issues such as:
◦ CIA Process and Methodology;
◦ CIA role in Livability and QOL;
◦ Application of CIA in Planning/NEPA/Organizational Integration;
◦ Impact Assessment topics including: economic, safety, land use, housing, health, mobility, socio-cultural issues, farmland, and multimodal;
◦ Innovative CIA tools and technology;
◦ CIAs for transportation economic investments funding for highways and bridges, bicycle and pedestrian routes, High Speed Rail, transit projects, freight studies, USDOT partnership or other projects;
◦ Socio-economic considerations related to transportation investments;
◦ Environmental justice;
◦ Outreach to low-income and other traditionally underserved populations;
◦ Limited English Proficiency outreach; and
◦ Outreach, education and research related to CIA

Complete by September 16, 2016
http://www.trb-communityimpactassessment.com/call-for-posters/

Subcommittee Contacts:

TRACEÉ STRUM-GILLIAM, AICP
CIA POSTER SESSION CHAIR
tstrum-gilliam@prrbiz.com

TERESA TOWNSEND, AICP
CIA SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR
ttownsend@planningcommunities.com