Preventive medicine · 2009
"Pushing" physical activity, and justice.
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García Robert, Bracho America, Cantero Patricia, Glenn Beth A
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: There has been an increasing realization of the need for environmental interventions to increase physical activity levels in the population. Although promising, the impact of these strategies in reducing obesity-related disparities will be limited by the presence of inequities in the distribution of activity-related resources in the community. Advocacy efforts are critically needed to ensure that all communities benefit from environmental strategies being implemented.
METHOD AND RESULTS: This paper describes two activist community-based organizations in Southern California, The City Project and Latino Health Access, and their successful efforts to mandate equitable access to public resources critical for reducing obesity-related disparities.
CONCLUSION: Principles for equitable development of public land are also presented as well as lessons learned that can inform future advocacy efforts.
METHOD AND RESULTS: This paper describes two activist community-based organizations in Southern California, The City Project and Latino Health Access, and their successful efforts to mandate equitable access to public resources critical for reducing obesity-related disparities.
CONCLUSION: Principles for equitable development of public land are also presented as well as lessons learned that can inform future advocacy efforts.