CROSSING RAINIER AVENUE:
TWO STUDIES EXPLORING THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE IN THE RAINIER VALLEY
March 12, 2013 
Amber Bronnum, MHA, MPHc Clarissa Lord Brundage, MPHc Elizabeth Burpee, MSW, MPHc Nick Canavas, MPHc Jennifer Morton, MSW, MPHc Barbara Obena, MPHc Sierra Rotakhina, MPHc Genya Shimkin, MPHc
 
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Acknowledgments
This report was prepared by a team of Community-Oriented Public Health Practice, Master in Public Health graduate students at the University of Washington. We respectfully acknowledge and appreciate participation from our devoted partners Cathy Tuttle (Seattle Neighborhood Greenways); Rob Mohn (Columbia City Business Association); Drew Redmond and Ross Tilghman (Rainier Valley Greenways); and Deb Salls (Bike Works). We received input from a range of community experts and offer special thanks to Brian Kemper and Greg Yee (Seattle Department of Transportation); Peter Koonce and Sirisha Kothuri (Portland State University); and Michelle Garrison and Peter House (University of Washington). This work would not have been possible without the perspectives of key informants and support from Columbia City and Rainier Beach community members.
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