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Good practices from the US: Encouraging Safe and Active Transportation to School

At the recent MOVE Congress in 2017, Jonathan Hooshmand from the University of Miami shared the key learnings from “Walk safe. Bike safe.”, a movement which supports the right to move around safely in one’s community. Providing safe and active...

Kevin Mayne: Making space for physical activity through advocacy

Drawing on plenty of experience in lobbying for the recreational and active transport cycling movement, Kevin Mayne from the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) said at the MOVE Congress 2017 that the undercurrent goal of their work is to change the...

Think global, act local – Norway’s experience in reframing urban spaces for physical activity

Dealing with the global refugee crisis is not only a state-level problem. Many local communities deal with everyday questions on how to integrate asylum seekers into their local communities. At the MOVE Congress 2017, Andreas Selliaas from Selliaas Consulting shared...

Born Barikor: “Turn up. Tone up”

Born Barikor chooses another approach to get people more active. With Our Parks UK, he brings activities to the community, no gym memberships required. At the MOVE Congress 2017, Barikor shared his tips and tricks on how to engage with...

Birmingham, UK in focus – what to expect?

Frequent Flyer or just a Novice Traveller, we have prepared a list of things to check before coming to Birmingham this October. As UK is the land of many perks, then it might be good to check this before closing...

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