March 2019
This summary describes five years of Moving Matters’ work under ALfA, including accomplishments, factors that contributed to success, project challenges, and plans for the future.
Active Living for All (ALfA) is an initiative funded by the Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. Wilder Research worked with initiative grantees to evaluate their work in promoting active living in their communities.
This summary describes five years of Moving Matters’ work under ALfA, including accomplishments, factors that contributed to success, project challenges, and plans for the future.
Summary of Northside Greenway work completed through five years of the ALfa initiative. In includes accomplishments, factors that contributed to the project’s success, challenges, and plans for the future.
This summary describes the impact of funded projects’ efforts and lessons learned from the ALfA initiative over five years. It includes recommendations to the Center for Prevention, as well as for funders and organizations working to promote active living through their own work.
This Promising Practices brief describes how three ALfA-funded projects used effective ways to introduce and advance the concept of health equity through their work in greater Minnesota.
This infographic summarizes the PSE changes across all of the projects over the five-year initiative.
This summary describes the Summit University Planning Councils’ work from 2013-2018 to improve walkability, safety, and accessibility in two Saint Paul neighborhoods. It includes their accomplishments, factors that contributed to their success, project challenges, and plans for the future.
Active Living for All (ALfA) is an initiative funded by the Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. Wilder Research worked with initiative grantees to evaluate their work in promoting active living in their communities. The City of Minneapolis Health Department received funding to gather community input about building a greenway for pedestrians and bicyclists in North Minneapolis.
Active Living for All (ALfA) is an initiative funded by the Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. Wilder Research worked with initiative grantees to evaluate their work in promoting active living in their communities. The City of Minneapolis Health Department received funding to gather community input about building a greenway for pedestrians and bicyclists in North Minneapolis.
Demonstration projects provide opportunities for residents to experience how changes in the design of community spaces, including streets, parks, plazas, and business districts, can create new opportunities for gathering or physical activity and can help advocates learn about residents’ interests and concerns. Evaluations of demonstration projects can help people envision a different use for a space and measure the likely impact if the change became permanent.
Turn data into action. Our experts collaborate with you to evaluate programs, inform decisions, and drive lasting impact. Let’s work together to create stronger communities through meaningful insights. Contact us today to start a conversation that makes a difference.
items marked with an * are required