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The Challenge: Overweight and obesity are major public health problems in the USA affecting both children and adults.
Make an impact: Making it easier and safer to bike by improving the built environment can help people be more physically active.
What the findings are about: This study examined whether more people cycled and whether people cycled more safely after the installation of new bike lanes in New Orleans, LA.
Read the full article: Effect of Bike Lane Infrastructure Improvements on Ridership in One New Orleans Neighborhood
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We are pleased to announce an exciting new alliance between Active Living Research and GP RED to co-host and coordinate...
The "Active Living Conference" aims to break down research and practice silos and...
Active Living Research translates and disseminates evidence to advocates, policy-makers and practitioners aimed at preventing childhood obesity and promoting active communities.
A Virtual Learning and Engagement Event April 6-9, 2021
Promoting activity-friendly communities. Moving research into action.
MOVE!A BLOG ABOUT ACTIVE LIVING
A former ALR grantee gives his perspective on the benefits of using improv comedy to improve collaboration.
ALR's Jim Sallis is honored for translating research findings from the built environment into action.