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Home » Healthy Planning

Healthy Planning Links

The following organizations are working to change local policies to promote healthy, active communities in California. For a more comprehensive list organized by category, see the Resources included with the General Plans and Zoning and Economic Development and Redevelopment toolkits and visit NPLAN.

Built Environment

  • American Planning Association
  • Local Government Commission
  • Institute for Local Government
  • National Association of Latino Elected Officials
  • Human Impact Partners

 Built Environment - Healthy Food Access

  • Healthy Corner Stores Network
  • Farmers Market Coalition
  • American Community Gardening Association
  • Network for a Healthy California
  • California Center for Public Health Advocacy

Built Environment – Physical Activity

  • California Center for Physical Activity
  • California Parks and Recreation Society
  • Safe Routes to School

 Schools - Joint Use Agreements

  • California School Boards Association
  • Joint Use.org

 Economic Development and Redevelopment

  • The California Redevelopment Association
  • Local Initiatives Support Corporation

California Place-based Initiatives

  • Great Communities Collaborative
  • Healthy Places Coalition
  • Building Healthy Communities
  • Healthy Eating, Active Communities
  • Healthy Eating, Active Living Cities Campaign

New Toolkit: Increasing Physical Activity Through Joint Use Agreements

PHLP’s joint use toolkit helps communities and school districts work together to develop joint use agreements increasing access to recreational facilities on school grounds.

Podcasts: Rebuilding Healthier Neighborhoods

Watch our series of four podcast stories that show how redevelopment can help make communities healthier. This series, available through HealthyPlanning.org or iTunes, brings to life how the redevelopment process helped advance public health, improving local air quality and making parks and healthy food more accessible.

Upcoming Healthy Planning Events

Check out our list of upcoming healthy planning events around the country!

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