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Looking back with joy, looking forward with hope



The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Communities Creating Healthy Environments (CCHE) initiative is part of RWJF’s efforts to reverse the childhood obesity epidemic by 2015. Communities Creating Healthy Environments (CCHE) recognizes LUPE's achievements, which serve to increase physical activity in the Latino community, by improving neighborhood safety, through providing street lights. ...

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Make Way for Play Presentation



These slides describe Chicago's need to have more parks and play ...

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Make Way For Wolfie’s Bike Train



In this video, bike advocate Jeff Anderson describes why he felt a need to bring a Safe Routes to School Program (SRTS) to Wolftrap elementary school. He also talks about more students riding bikes to school since bike racks were ...

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Making Gains on the National Physical Activity Plan



The National Physical Activity Plan (NPAP) gains momentum, as it guidelines begin to be used to develop state and local level physical activity plans. In 2012, San Antonio and the state of West Virginia both released physical activity plans modeled after the ...

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Map of Amarillo’s Bike Routes- 2006



This map demonstrates bike routes established in Amarillo as of ...

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Maryvale on the Move: Action Teams



As of August 2010, Maryvale action teams identified four goals to guide their work through March 2012. ...

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Mass in Motion: A Call to Action



This brief serves as a call to action, that would inform Massachusetts residents of the impact that obesity will have on the state if it is not addressed. It also describes the current state of physical activity and current policies and environmental support programs. ...

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Mass In Motion: Stories from the Field



Springfield, Massachusetts has one of the highest obesity rates in all of the state. This comes as no surprise when safe places to participate in physical activity are limited. In order to solve these problems, Mass in Motion Springfield established a joint use agreement with schools. This joint use agreement opened the doors to two schools located in neighborhoods of need. Roughly 26 children showed up to the gym every night after the doors of the schools had been opened. In the end this agreement provided a safe place where children could be active. ...

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Mayor Julian Castro’s Letter Supporting the Active Living Plan



The mayor announces his support for the Active Living Plan, a plan that was created by the Active Living Council with input from the Mayor's Fitness council and SA2020. ...

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