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Videos
In this 4-part series, you'll visit healthy places, learn how to build them
in your community, and better understand the science and research upon which
the Healthy Places Framework is built.
Healthy Places 1: Awareness and Overview
(View 40 sec. clip)
(version 1- running time: 30 mins. Explanatory segments and illustrative stories)
(version 2- running time: 18 mins. Illustrative stories only)
Learn about the Healthy Places approach and see the results. Witness proud
children performing Mexican folk dances. Visit a community garden where people
of all ages benefit from sharing skills and knowledge. And, see how one man's
mentoring helped children become adult community leaders. Volume 1 introduces
the critical elements needed for healthy social environments. Suitable for
any audience.
Healthy Places 2: Leadership
for Healthy Places
(View 30 sec. clip)
(running time: 22 mins.)
Tag along as a community leader helps children and adult volunteers build healthy
places. See how one person influences others and has a positive impact, even
when he isn't present. Witness the effects of a leader who deliberately shares
the responsibility and control with the stakeholders in this healthy place. Watch
the featured leader foster critical elements necessary for healthy social environments.
Intended for place-leaders and/or supervisors of place-leaders.
Healthy Places 3: Healthy Places Change Team
Discover how you, with the help of others (adults and youth), can build a healthy
place. Learn the change team process for improving places where you live, learn,
work, and play. Hear the stories of people who have formed change teams and built
healthy places for themselves.
Healthy Places 4: Science and Research
Find out how and why researchers are using the Healthy Places Framework©. Learn
specifically what constitutes a healthy place and get details about the data
and systematic approach for improving the health of populations.
To learn more about the series or to order, contact: healthyplaces@ksu.edu
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