Understanding children's travel is an important part of drawing a complete picture of over-all
well-being in society. Children's active travel to school, independent travel, transport and …

The socio-physical qualities of built environments are, in several ways, of imperative
importance for children growing up. The Child-Friendly Cities initiative by UNICEF, an …

This report is organized around a set of topics that have dominated much of the recent
literature in health geography: the importance of neighbourhoods, green spaces/blue …

Travel satisfaction has been linked to life satisfaction for adults, but no evidence exists
currently for children's travel. Children's travel differs from adult's in numerous ways …

Children's neighborhood spaces have the potential to enhance their wellbeing by affording
active and independent travel. Drawing on a case study of 49 children aged between 9 and …

Recent technological advancements in geomatics and mobile sensing have led to various
urban big data, such as Tencent street view (TSV) photographs; yet, the urban objects in the …

This article explores children's understanding of the role that neighbourhood plays in their
health and well-being. Whilst evidence exists on the relationship between the environment …

Abstract We examine Auckland's 'City of Music'(ACM) place branding initiative, outlining its
aspirations and gauging its contribution to the vitality of Auckland's underlying music scene …

This paper investigates children's experiences of hyperdiversity in public spaces in inner city
and suburban neighbourhoods in Auckland, New Zealand. As children walk through, and …

Migration often plays a major part in urban regeneration approaches. It also plays a part in
how city environments can revitalise their identities. Migration is recognised as part of urban …