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Building Healthy Communities

Describes the variety of projects aimed at creating and changing policies and the environment to encourage physical activity and healthy eating in the tri-county region of Ingham, Eaton and Clinton Counties.

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Food security Report

Describes the status of Food security in the Capital area.

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Smart Growth Conference 2008: Summary Report

This presentation highlights new studies and legislations to further Smart Growth principles in the nation

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Food Systems Project-Northwest Initiative

This is an end of the year report for 2009 project to change the food enviornment in Lansing.

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Ingham Safe Routes to School Project

Planning Grants: 2008 SRTS Lansing: Willow and Reo Elementary schools 2009 SRTS in East Lansing: Marble and Glencairn Elementary Schools 2010 SRTS: Continuing School- Marble New District: Holt, Horizon Elementary School

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Walking the Talk: Integrating Health Considerations in the Planning Process

Presentation October 5, 2007 AMPO Annual Meeting, Little Rock AR

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Lansing Master Plan-Food System Working Paper

This document was prepared by members of the Food System Task force of the Land Use and Health Resource Team. July 2010

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Presentation May 2008

Making a Difference: Building Partnerships for a Healthy Community

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Smart Commute Booklet

Produced in Summer 2008 to help mid Michigan residents learn about options they have beside using a car to go to work. The how's and why's and simple pleasures of walking, bicycling, telecommuting, carpooling, vanpooling and riding the bus in the Capital Area.

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Walk and Bike Lansing

Two Pages Summary sheet produced by ICHD in 2008. Includes data such as "every 3 days someone is hit while walking or bicycling in Lansing, on average" , and other reasons for why we need to support a more walking and biking friendly city, and ways we could do that as a community.

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