Negin Riazi's guest appearances

Negin Riazi

In Conversation with Stephen Hurley

SpiceRadioVan

Epidemiology Now!

Zainub Verjee

Hetty Roessingh

Ellen Kim

Dave Lee

Patrick Brown

Salman Rushdie

Samira Hamana

Michael Tan

Erin Davis

John Horgan

David Frum

Vicki Saunders

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Carol Jones

Michael Curry

OwlTail

Dr. Negin Riazi is a recent doctoral graduate from the UBC Population Physical Activity Lab and soon-to-be a post-doctoral fellow at Brock University. Dr. Riazi's research on children’s physical activity and population health has two main foci: children’s independent mobility and population-level physical activity initiatives and policy-level interventions.Link to YouTube video

Dr. Negin Riazi is a recent doctoral graduate from the UBC Population Physical Activity Lab and soon-to-be a post-doctoral fellow at Brock University. Dr. Riazi's research on children’s physical activity and population health has two main foci: children’s independent mobility and population-level physical activity initiatives and policy-level interventions.Link to <a href="https://youtu.be/HTBB5ZScN-w" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a> video

S1.Ep.5: Applications in Population Health with Dr. Negin Riazi

Talking about piece called "Free-range kids: Why a child's freedom to travel and play without adult supervision matters."

Negin Riazi July 13

Negin Riazi is a PhD Candidate at UBC's School of Kinesiology in the Faculty of Education. Recently, her article, co-authored with Dr. Guy Faulkner, appeared in The Conversation Canada.  "Free-range kids: Why a child’s freedom to travel and play without adult supervision matters" was the subject of our conversation today. We explored the importance of letting our children explore their surroundings in a way that promotes independent mobility, a sense of responsibility and freedom. Here's a link to Negin's article: https://theconversation.com/free-range-kids-why-a-childs-freedom-to-travel-and-play-without-adult-supervision-matters-132243

Negin Riazi is a PhD Candidate at UBC's School of Kinesiology in the Faculty of Education. Recently, her article, co-authored with Dr. Guy Faulkner, appeared in The Conversation Canada. "Free-range kids: Why a child’s freedom to travel and play without adult supervision matters" was the subject of our conversation today. We explored the importance of letting our children explore their surroundings in a way that promotes independent mobility, a sense of responsibility and freedom. Here's a link to Negin's article: <a href="https://theconversation.com/free-range-kids-why-a-childs-freedom-to-travel-and-play-without-adult-supervision-matters-132243" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://theconversation.com/free-range-kids-why-a-childs-freedom-to-travel-and-play-without-adult-supervision-matters-132243</a>

Free-Range Children and Independent Mobility ft. Negin Riazi