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Madeline Brozen

As seen in: Los Angeles Times, Taylor & Francis Online, The Minnesota Star Tribune, Streetsblog Network
Deputy Director @UCLAlewiscenter, connecting research to equitable outcomes for the Los Angeles region (with a touch of women's sports hype beast) she/her
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The promise of Universal Basic Mobility

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By Madeline Wander, Evelyn Blumenberg, Madeline Brozen, Tamika Butler
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Historically, U.S. transportation policy efforts to meet the needs of those facing transportation insecurity focus on public transit supply. However, the provision of public transit alone has largely kept such travellers at a disadvantage in accessing opportunities. A growing number of U.S. agencies have begun to promote the notion of Universal Basic Mobility (UBM), a mode-agnostic concept that emphasises individuals’ right to the mobility sufficient to meet their daily needs.
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Vision Zero Cities: Road Violence is a Public Health Crisis that Needs Public Health Solutions

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By Madeline Brozen
| Streetsblog Network Verified
Traffic violence is one of the leading causes of death by unintentional injury and premature death in the United States, and Los Angeles is no outlier in this tragic trend. From 2010 to 2019, traffic violence was the third leading cause of premature death in Los Angeles County, behind heart disease and drug overdoses.
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Planning for and Against Vehicular Homelessness

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By Christopher Giamarino, Madeline Brozen, Evelyn Blumenberg
| Taylor & Francis Online
The Spatial Location of Vehicular Homelessness From 2016 to 2020, vehicular homelessness became more dispersed. Figure 3 shows vehicular homelessness as a percentage of the total unsheltered homeless population by tract. The map did not suggest a clear spatial pattern of vehicular homelessness.
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