Authored Presentations, Workshops, and Publications
10/31/16 American Public Health Association 144th Annual Meeting and Exposition
recommendations. –Oral Presentation.
1/29/16 Broward County Metropolitan Organization, 2016 Safe Streets Summit
Healthography Insights for Complete Streets: Health disparities and the built environment.–Oral presentation.
12/11/14 Sustainability Stewards of Broward: Food Systems Planning and Food Recovery Workshop
A workshop for Broward County on the interaction of land use patterns and diabetes, and opportunities for health improvement.
11/16/14 American Public Health Association 142nd Annual Meeting and Exposition
What We Can See, We Can Change: Using Large Maps to Inform Health Intervention Strategies. - A three-hour workshop
6/23/14 Eating Broward
An exhibition of urban design solutions for a sustainable food system by students from the FAU School of Urban and Regional
Planning in partnership with the Broward Regional Health Planning Council’s CDC-funded TOUCH Initiative.
9/29/13 Transforming Communities with Market Gardens
A planning and resource guide to help Community Redevelopment Agencies, residents, and community partners understand how to
plan urban Market Garden projects.
9/14/12 American Planning Association, Florida Chapter Conference
Agricultural Development "IS" Urban Development: Health Disparities & Healthy Food Planning in Broward County.-Oral Presentation
Example Work Gallery
Media Appearance
Anthony Olivieri being interviewed by Diane Lade of the Sun Sentinel for the documentary, The Hidden Hungry
11/13/15 The Hidden Hungry: A documentary on food insecurity among seniors, debuted at the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival
by Diane Lade, The Sun Sentinel
11/9/15 Good Neighbor Store effort encourages healthy foods
by Arun Sivasankaran, The Sun Sentinel
10/31/13 A Lot of Dreams behind New Urban Garden in the City of Dania Beach
by Tom Hudson, NPR, WRLN: The Sunshine Economy
7/1/12Farming in cities not for all: Concerns arise over plan to allow Lauderdale plots
by Larry Barszewski, The Sun Sentinel
3/1/11 Turning a Food Desert into an Oasis
by Paula Nino, Edible South Florida