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The Problems Students bicycling/walking to school dropped from 50% to 10%, 1960s to now
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The Problems Students bicycling/walking to school dropped from 50% to 10%, 1960s to now Loss of children’s independence and free play time outdoors Impact on physical health: physical fitness/obesity – MO 9 th in obesity Impact on mental health Reduction in community livability - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Problems Students bicycling/walking to school
dropped from 50% to 10%, 1960s to now
Loss of children’s independence and free play time outdoors
Impact on physical health: physical fitness/obesity – MO 9th in obesity
Impact on mental health
Reduction in community livability
Missouri historically trailing edge
Bridging the Gap, Kansas CityCape Girardeau Safe CommunitiesCity of Columbia, MissouriCity of GladstoneCity of Independence Parks and
RecreationCity of Kansas City, MissouriCity of RaymoreCity of Springfield Public Works
DepartmentColumbia/Boone County Health
DepartmentPlatte County, MissouriFederal Highway Administration, Missouri
DivisionGreat Rivers Greenway DistrictGreater St. Joseph Area MPOHealth Care Foundation of Greater Kansas
CityHeartland HealthIncarnate Word FoundationJefferson County Missouri Health
DepartmentKansas City Bicycle ClubKansas Department of Transportation Safe
Routes to School ProgramKC Healthy KidsLet's Go KCMayor Darwin Hindman, ColumbiaMayor Mark Funkhouser, Kansas CityMid-America Regional CouncilMissouri Bicycle & Pedestrian FederationM-SLICEOffice of Congressman Russ Carnahan
Missouri Convergence PartnershipMissouri Coordinated School Health CoalitionMissouri Council for Activity and NutritionMissouri Department of Elementary and Secondary EducationMissouri Department of Health and Senior ServicesMissouri Department of Natural ResourcesMissouri Department of Transportation, Office of Highway Safety, Safe Routes to School Program Missouri Foundation for Bicycling & WalkingMissouri Foundation for HealthMissouri Park and Recreation AssociationMissouri PTAMissouri School Boards AssociationOffice of Lieutenant Governor Peter KinderOzark Family Resource AgencyOzark Foothills Child Advocacy CenterOzark GreenwaysOzark Heart Health Program, Washington University Bureau of Health PromotionOzarks Transportation Organization, SpringfieldPedNet Coalition, ColumbiaRaytown C-2 School DistrictRepresentative Charlie Denison, SpringfieldRepresentative Charlie Norr, SpringfieldRepresentative Chris Carter, St. LouisRepresentative Jeanne Kirkton, Webster GrovesRepresentative Sara Lampe, Springfield
OVER 80 ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES, OFFICIALS, INDIVIDUALS
RevolveReynolds County Health CenterSafe Routes to School National PartnershipScenic MissouriSoulard Renaissance (newspaper)Springfield-Greene County Health DepartmentSTAR Team, SpringfieldSt Joseph Metropolitan Planning OrganizationSt Joseph Police DepartmentSt. Louis Regional Bicycle FederationSteve Petrehn, Active Lifestyles AdvocateSuperintendent, Hurley R-1 School DistrictSuperintendent, Raytown C-2 School DistrictThe Whole PersonTrailnet, St. LouisTranstria, St. LouisU.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Region VII Office of Minority HealthUniversity of Missouri ExtensionUrban Kansas City Community of CyclingWarsaw Missouri Parks and Recreation
Missouri Safe Routes to School Network
Brent HughMissouri Network OrganizerMissouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation
saferoutespartnership.org/missouriMoBikeFed.org/[email protected]
Missouri Network Meetings4th Tuesdays of Month, 9:30 a.m.
