and fitness initiatives. We are a diverse blend of associations,
health organizations, and private corporations, advocating for policies
that encourage Americans of all ages to become more physically active.
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New Memorandum of Understanding Refines Organizational Coordination Effort
The National Coalition for Promoting Physical Activity and the National Physical Activity Plan Coordinating Committee announced they have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding recommitting the organizations to work together to further federal support for physical activity initiatives.
“The Coordinating Committee is pleased to continue its work with NCPPA to promote the National Physical Activity Plan and to advocate implementation of the plan and its sector strategies,” said Russ Pate, chairman of the National Physical Activity Plan Coordinating Committee.
“The Coalition is very happy to renew our agreement with ...
Whitsel, Goudeseune Re-elected; IHRSA’s Richards Joins Leadership Team as Secretary-Treasurer
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Washington, DC, January 26, 2012 — Laurie Whitsel and Scott Goudeseune will return as President and President-Elect of the National Coalition for Promoting Physical Activity, the group’s board announced, with the vacant secretary-treasurer’s post to be filled by Tom Richards of the International Health Racquet and Sports Club Association (IHRSA).
The coalition’s elections took place earlier this week in San Diego, where the board met to begin writing a new strategic plan to guide its critical work ...
Bill Impacts Outdoor Recreation, Addresses Childhood Obesity and Strengthens the Economy
WASHINGTON, DC (November 3, 2011) — Congressman Ron Kind (WI) and Senator Mark Udall
(CO) introduced the Healthy Kids Outdoors Act today to support state, local and federal strategies to
connect youth and families with the natural world, improve children’s health and support future
economic growth and conservation efforts.
This legislation will help get Americans active outdoors through natural play; outdoor recreation
such as camping, hiking, hunting and fishing; public health initiatives; outdoor learning
environments; service learning and other ...

