Panels and Speakers
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What is the second-hand smoke of physical inactivity? Thinking about the future of active living research, advocacy, and policy
- Daniel Bornstein, Associate Professor, The Citadel, USA
- Mark Hertling, Lieutenant General, US Army (retired); Advisor to the Advent Health Leadership Institute, USA
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Physical activity collaborative announcement
Laurie Whitsel, American Heart Association, USA
Lunchtime speaker
- Dr. Jayne D. Greenberg, Program Director, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, USA
Talk: I CAN DO IT! School Activity Program for Students with Disabilities
Plenary panels
New frontiers in technology for measurement and real-world application
Chair/Moderator:
Laurie Whitsel, American Heart Association, USA
Panelists:
Aaron Hipp, North Carolina State University, USA
Alf Edvardsen, Personal Activity Intelligence (PAI) Health, Norway
Michael Jungen, Guest Experience and Technology Executive, USA
Innovations in placemaking for active living
Chair/Moderator:
Mike Millay, Managing Partner, Clancy’s Sports, USA
Panelists:
- Matthew Clarke, Director of Creative Placemaking, Trust for Public Land, USA
- Eliza Harris Juliano, Canin Associates, USA
- Kylie Walzak, Living Streets Alliance, USA
Interactive plenary session
Personal stories and compelling messages to build influence and power
Speaker: Terra Hall, Voices for Healthy Kids, USA
During this session, attendees will learn how to frame messages and find compelling storytellers to tell impactful stories. We will first review the qualities that make a story and a storyteller unforgettable, and then we will learn how to find and implement them for our own campaigns. Terra will provide attendees with resources like key message statements and Fast Facts and then show participants how to build a message wheel and deliver their messages to an audience like the media, lawmakers or advocates.
Active Living Research 101
Speaker: Xuemei Zhu, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Texas A&M University, USA
James F. Sallis, University of California, San Diego, USA and Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, Australia