The intersection of human health and human movement is a public place where:

• Health professionals respond to illnesses related to inactivity,
  
• Land Use and Transportation planners consider connectivity for walking and bicycling in the context of community health.  And,
• Communities fight to attract the very brightest and talented by creating a sense of place with streets and plazas that encourage visitors and residents to linger, walk, or ride a bike to their destination.

• Aren’t we all rediscovering our feet?
• Come explore developments in Active Healthy Communities.
• Consider how Active Transportation brings your community  health and wellness benefits and find the economic and social rewards that come from making the place you call home, a livable, walkable community.
  

The science is clear.
Getting active improves your health, and quality of life.  People all over the world are choosing to get active–one step at a time–one trip at a time. 

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