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Publications and Presentations Our Environment, Our Health
 
Publications and Presentations 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.
Publications and Presentations Food security Report
Describes the status of Food security in the Capital area.
Publications and Presentations Smart Growth Conference 2008: Summary Report
This presentation highlights new studies and legislations to further Smart Growth principles in the nation
Publications and Presentations Food Systems Project-Northwest Initiative
This is an end of the year report for 2009 project to change the food enviornment in Lansing.
Publications and Presentations 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
Publications and Presentations Walking the Talk: Integrating Health Considerations in the Planning Process
Presentation October 5, 2007 AMPO Annual Meeting, Little Rock AR
Publications and Presentations Presentation May 2008
Making a Difference: Building Partnerships for a Healthy Community
Publications and Presentations 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.
Publications and Presentations 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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