Together, they will present findings from The Green Schoolyard Project – a collaboration between researchers and the City of Stockholm exploring how greener, more engaging schoolyard environments can support children’s health, well-being, and connection to urban spaces.

What to Expect:

• An introduction to the project’s public health and policy context
  (Daniel Berglind)

• How accelerometers are used to track children’s movement patterns
  (Jairo Migueles)

• Insights from combining GPS and accelerometry to understand how and where children move in urban environments
  (Pablo Campos)

This seminar offers a unique interdisciplinary perspective on how data, design, and public health can come together to create healthier cities for the next generation.

Welcome!
– Center for Wellbeing, Welfare & Happiness (CWWH)