|
Online
Resources |
| 1. |
AARP
Beyond 50.05 A Report to the
Nation on Livable Communities:
Creating Environments for
Successful Aging
|
| 2. |
Active
Living by Design
|
| 3. |
Active
Living Leadership: Working with
government leaders to
promote
active communities
|
| 4. |
Active
Living Network
|
| 5. |
Active
Living Research: Tools and
Measures
|
| 6. |
American
Volkssport Association Walking
Clubs and
Walking Volksmarch
Events
|
| 7. |
A
Nation at Risk: Obesity in the
United States
|
| 8. |
Association
of Pedestrian and Bicycle
Professionals
|
| 9. |
Be
Active for Life
|
| 10. |
Building
Healthy Communities for Active
Aging (BHCAA)
|
| 11. |
CDC’s
Active Community Environments
(ACES) Initiative
|
| 12. |
CDC
Healthier Worksite Initiative
|
| 13. |
Conducting
a Walkability Audit with ArcPad
GIS
|
| 14. |
Context
Sensitive Solutions
|
| 15. |
Creating
Walkable Communities: A Guide
for Local Government
|
| 16. |
Does
the Built Environment Influence
Physical Activity?
Examining the
Evidence -- Special Report 282
(2005)
|
| 17. |
EPA
Smart Growth Scorecards
|
| 18. |
F
as in Fat: How Obesity Policies
are Failing in
America
|
| 19. |
Federal
Highway Administration Bicycle
& Pedestrian Program
|
| 20. |
Freeland
Trails, Walkability & Safety
|
| 21. |
General
Plans and Zoning: A Toolkit on
Land Use and Health
|
| 22. |
A
Guide for Custom Community
Intervention Planning:
Tools to Assess the Physical
Activity Environment
|
| 23 |
Guide
to Preventive Community
Services: Physical Activity
|
| 24. |
Healthy
Aging Research Network
Environmental Audit Tool &
Protocol
|
| 25. |
Healthy
Cities - Healthy Communities
|
| 26. |
Healthy
Communities Projects (Mount
Vernon, Moses
Lake)
|
| 27. |
Healthy
Communities Projects Toolkit
|
| 28. |
Healthy
Kids’ Catalog
|
| 29. |
Healthy
People 2010
|
| 30. |
How
to Start a Walking Program: A
Guide for Local Program
Coordinators
|
| 31. |
Increasing
Physical Activity Through
Community Design:
A Guide for
Public Health Practitioners
|
| 32. |
Land
Use Planning & Community
Design: The Role of Local
Public
Health Agencies
|
| 33. |
LEED-ND
Report on Public Health and
the Built Environment
|
| 34. |
MCH
Library Knowledge Path: Physical
Activity and Children and
Adolescents
|
| 35. |
The
National
Center
for Biking & Walking
|
| 36. |
The
National
Coalition
of Walking Advocates
|
| 37. |
NW
Tulip Trekkers
|
| 38. |
Parents
and Children Exercise
Simultaneously (PACES) Day
|
| 39. |
Partners
in Action: Nutrition &
Physical Activity in
W
ashington
|
| 40. |
Pedestrian
and
Bicycle
Information
Center
|
| 41. |
Prevention
Institute: THRIVE
|
| 42. |
Research
on Obesity and Overweight: AHRQ-Supported
Research and
Recent Findings
|
| 43. |
School
Administrator’s Guide to
School Walk Routes and Student
Pedestrian Safety
|
| 44. |
Shape
Up
America
– Healthy Weight for Life
|
| 45. |
State-Specific
Prevalence of Obesity Among
Adults—
United States, 2005
|
| 46. |
Steps
to a
Healthier
Clark
County
|
| 47. |
Trail
Towns: Capturing Trail-Based Communities
|
| 48. |
Twelve
Steps Toward Walkable
Communities
|
| 49. |
Vision
2025 Committee
|
| 50. |
Walkable
Communities, Inc.
|
| 51. |
Washington
State Nutrition & Physical
Activity Plan
|
| 52. |
Workshop
on the Adequacy of Evidence for
Physical Activity Guideline
Development (IOM
Workshop, Press
Release)
|
|
Published
Literature
|
| 1. |
Anderssen
N, Wold B, Torsheim T.
2006.
Are parental health
habits
transmitted to their
children?
An eight year
longitudinal study of physical
activity in adolescents and
their parents.
Journal of Adolescence
29(4):
513-524.
|
| 2. |
Atienza
AA, Yaroch AL, Masse LC, Moser
RP, Hesse BW, King AC.
2006.
Identifying sedentary
subgroups: The National Cancer
Institute’s Health
Information
National Trends Survey.
Am J Prev Med 31(5):
383-390.
|
| 3. |
Bauman
A, Smith BJ, Maibach EW, Reger-Nash
B.
2006.
Evaluation of
mass media
campaigns for physical activity.
Evaluation
and Program
Planning
29: 312-322.
|
| 4. |
Booth
KM, Pinkston MM, Poston WSC.
2005.
Obesity and the built
environment. J Am Diet Assoc. 105:
S110-S117.
|
| 5. |
Ewing
R, Schroeer W, Greene W.
2004.
School
location and student
travel:
analysis of factors affecting
mode choice.
Transportation
Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research
Board,
No. 1895, TRB,
National Research Council,
Washington, D.C., pp. 55–63.
|
| 6. |
Frank
LD, Schmid TL, Sallis JF,
Chapman J, Saelens BE.
2005.
Linking objectively
measured physical activity with
objectively measured
urban form:
findings from SMARTRAQ.
Am
J Prev Med
28(2S2): 117-125.
|
| 7. |
Frank
LD, Andresen MA, Schmid TL.
2004.
Obesity relationships
with
community design, physical
activity, and time spent in
cars.
Am J Prev
Med 27(2):87-96.
|
| 8. |
Giles-Corti
B, Temperio A, Cutt H, Pikora T,
et al.
2006.
Development of
a reliable
measure of walking within and
outside the local neighborhood:
RESIDE’s Neighborhood Physical
Activity Questionnaire.
Preventive
Medicine 42(1):
455-459.
|
| 9. |
Ham
SA, Macera CA, Lindley C.
2005.
Trends in walking for
transportation
in the
United States
, 1995 and 2001.
Prev Chronic Dis [Accessible
at: http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2005/oct/04_0138.htm].
|
| 10. |
Hooker
SP,
Cirill LA.
2006.
Evaluation of community
coalitions ability
to create
safe, effective exercise classes
for older adults.
Evaluation
and
Program Planning
29: 242-250.
|
| 11. |
Kelly
CM, Hoehner CM, Baker EA,
Ramirez LKB, Brownson RC.
2006.
Promoting physical
activity in communities:
Approaches for successful
evaluation of programs and
policies.
Evaluation and Program Planning
29: 280-292.
|
| 12. |
Kerr
J, Rosenberg D, Sallis JF,
Saelens BE, Frank LD, Conway TL.
2006.
Active Commuting to
School: Associations with
Environment and Parental
Concerns.
Med Sci Sports Exerc.
38(4):787-94.
|
| 13. |
Leslie
E, Saelens B, Frank L, Owen N,
Bauman A, Coffee N, Hugo G.
2005a.
Residents’ perceptions
of walkability attributes in
objectively differen
neighbourhoods: a pilot study.
Health Place 11:
227-236.
|
| 14. |
Leslie
E, Coffee N, Frank L, Owen N,
Bauman A, Hugo G.
2005b.
Walkability
of local
communities: using geographic
information systems to
objectively
assess relevant
environmental attributes.
Health
Place [Epub ahead of print]
|
| 15. |
Librett
JL, Yore MM, Schmid TL.
2006.
Characteristics of
physical activity
levels among
trail users in a
U.S.
national sample.
Am
J Prev Med 31(5):
399-405.
|
| 16. |
Maddock
J.
2006a.
Evaluation of
community-based physical
activity
programs.
Evaluation
and Program Planning
29: 240–241.
|
| 17. |
Maddock
J, Takeuchi L, Nett B, Tanaka C,
Irvin L, Matsuoka C, Wood B.
2006.
Evaluation of a statewide
program to reduce chronic
disease: The
Healthy Hawaii
Initiative, 2000-2004.
Evaluation and Program
Planning
29: 293-300.
|
| 18. |
Matsudo
SM,
Matsudo
VKR,
Andrade DR
, Araujo TL, Pratt M.
2006.
Evaluation of a physical
activity promotion program: The
example of Agita
Sao Paulo.
Evaluation and Program
Planning 29: 301-311.
|
| 19. |
Pucher
J, Buehler R.
2006.
Why Canadians cycle more
than Americans: a
comparative
analysis of bicycling trends and
policies.
Transport Policy 13:
265-279.
|
| 20. |
Ramirez
LKB, Bender JM, Barnidge EK,
Baker EA, Land G.
2006.
Evaluating
an
evidence-based physical activity
intervention website.
Evaluation and
Program
Planning 29: 269-279.
|
| 21. |
Reger-Nash
Bill, Bauman A, Cooper L, Chey
T, Simon KJ.
2006.
Evaluating communitywide
walking interventions.
Evaluation and Program
Planning
29: 251-259.
|
| 22. |
Saelens
BE, Sellis JF, Black JB, Chen D.
2003.
Neighborhood-based
differences in physical
activity: an environment scale
evaluation.
Am J
Public Health
93(9):
1552-8.
|
| 23. |
Wilson
DK, Griffin S, Saunders RP,
Evans A, Mixon G, Wright M,
Beasley A,
Umstattd R,
Lattimore D, Watts A,
Freelove J.
2006.
Formative evaluation
of a
motivational intervention for
increasing physical activity in
underserved
youth.
Evaluation and Program Planning 29: 260-268.
|
| 24. |
Wray
RJ, Jupka K, Ludwig-Bell C.
2005.
A community-wide media
campaign
to promote walking in a
Missouri
town.
Prev Chronic Dis [Accessible
at: http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2005/oct/05_0010.htm].
|
