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This webcast will provide listeners with a state legislative perspective on increasing nutritious food and fitness options and how they are intertwined with economic development in our communities. Many states are looking at ways to increase access to nutritious food, build physical activity into daily routines, with safe pedestrian walkways, parks, and recreation, especially in low-income neighborhoods. Healthy food and fitness options are also seen as a way to address Americans' growing girth - 66 million Americans are overweight or obese - and help prevent diabetes, heart disease and stroke, and other chronic conditions. Speakers: For questions about program content, please contact Melissa Hansen Please read guidelines on how to join an event or view recorded events. Resource Materials: The Food Trust Web Page click here
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