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cdtr.wustl.edu

Social Media

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Policy and System Analysis. Social Media and Links. Access updated information on funding opportunities, center news, and our affiliates. Get the latest updates about the WU-CDTR delivered directly to your smartphone follow us on Twitter. We use Twitter to let you know about updates to the website, the enrichment program, and funding opportunities. @WUCDTR. Want to know what funding is available for diabetes related translation research? Check out our blog http:/ wucdtrfunding.blogspot.com.

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Washington University Center for Diabetes Translation Research Partners

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Policy and System Analysis. Our Partners and Collaborators. National Congress of American Indians (NCAI). Dr Malia Villegas and Dr. Jeffrey Henderson. University of Missouri at Columbia. Drs Eduardo Simoes and Mihail Popescu. African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network (AACORN). Nutrition Obesity Research Center. Institute for Public Health. Institute for Clinical and Translation Sciences. Health Communication Research Laboratory. Center for Social Development. What Are You Looking For?

cares.missouri.edu

Environments Supporting Healthy Eating | Center for Applied Research and Environmental Systems

http://cares.missouri.edu/portfolio/hubs-on-the-commons/environments-supporting-healthy-eating

Center for Applied Research and Environmental Systems. Environments Supporting Healthy Eating. April 7, 2015. CARES is working with the African American Collaborative. Obesity Research Network ( AACORN. To create an innovating index of supportive healthy eating environments. Access to a favorable mix of food retailers and restaurants that provide a variety of healthful foods;. Competitive prices for healthy foods and beverages. Supportive organizational policies with respect to healthful food access; and.

healthykidshealthycommunities.org

Resources | Healthy Kids Healthy Communities

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The HKHC resources are an abbreviated list of relevant organizations, publications or tools to help reverse childhood obesity and increase physical activity and healthy eating. HKHC Learning Network Teleconferences. Land use and zoning. Physical activity and health. Recreation and physical activity. Active Living By Design. Active Living By Design (ALBD) creates community-led change by working with local and national partners to build a culture of active living and healthy eating. Active Living By Design.

bridgingthegapresearch.org

Related Sites

http://www.bridgingthegapresearch.org/related_sites

Bridging the Gap: Research Informing Policies and Practices for Healthy Youth. This page highlights a number of agencies and organizations that work closely with Bridging the Gap, as well as several websites that are useful sources of data, legislation, research and advocacy tools, and other information. Current/Former Partners in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Childhood Obesity Network. African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network. Berkeley Media Studies Group. Notah Begay III Foundation.

shiftdemand.org

Tools and Resources | SHIFT

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Leave this field blank:. Make Your Voice Heard. Following is a list of resources for our adult allies. This list is not comprehensive, but it includes useful tools we think are helpful for individuals committed to improving the health of our communities. Community Health and Program Services (CHAPS), Promoting Health Equity - A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health. This map from the USDA allows you to look at the food environment information of your state and county. Som...

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Home | SHIFT

http://www.shiftdemand.org/home

Leave this field blank:. SHIFT is a youth-driven initiative designed to demonstrate the need and desire for a healthier food and beverage marketing mix in our communities. Read More. Blog Terms and Conditions. Your Choice - Make it Count. In a world where food and beverage marketing shapes what we like, what we can afford and what food and beverage options are most easily accessible it’s time to re-write the marketing playbook for urban communities. Are you up for the challenge? Enter your zip code:.

illinoisprc.org

Community Partners | Illinois Prevention Research Center | University of Illinois at Chicago

https://illinoisprc.org/community-engagement/community-partners

What’s a PRC? Grateful for Our Partners. The Illinois Prevention Research Center gratefully acknowledges our partners throughout Illinois who contribute to our research and collaborate with us to promote public health. Above all, we thank them for their contributions to the health of communities in our state. American Lung Association Illinois Chapter. American Medical Association Improving Health Outcomes. Chicago Department of Public Health. Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. Friends of the Parks.