Scribefest 2022 - Healthy Neighbourhoods, Eve Holt
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Eve is a Councillor at Manchester City Council and very proactive in positively impacting her community through physical activity and sport as the Director for GreaterSport - a movement for movement! At Scribefest 2022, Eve spoke to us about healthy neighbourhoods and how you can encourage your community to get moving!
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- 7. Healthy Neighbourhoods Healthy Streets Framework
- 8. Working together for healthy, active neighbourhoods
- 9. Shifting all the influences….
- 12. Age-friendly neighbourhoods and mobility …………..………………. …… …………..………………. …… ……………..……………. …… ……………..……………. …… ………..…………………. …… …………..………………. …… Sharing #AgePositive images, language, stories and communications. Promoting co-design & co-production of policy, strategy, place-making, transport infrastructure, design guides & standards. Creating age-friendly active environments e.g. clear & even pavements, safe public realm, wide cycleways, benches, green space Convening partners & working alongside them e.g Ageing-hub, TfGM, Housing Providers, Community groups, Older-people’s network Help grow social networks, community connections & active space for peer, family and inter-generational groups. Increase access to active equipment e.g. e-bikes, trikes & adapted cycles and other mobility aids. Opportunities to ‘give it a go’ POLICY PHYSICAL ENVIRONM ENT ORGANISAT IONS AND INSTITUTIO NS SOCIAL ENVIRONM ENT INDIVIDUAL CULTURAL NORMS AND IDEOLOGIES Consistently apply an inequalities lens - demographic, spatial & socio-economic
- 14. 14 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods ………..……………… ….…… Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? INDIVIDUA L
- 16. 16 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods ……………..………… ….…… ………..……………… ….…… Active, connected, inclusive local social networks with the resources to promote, signpost and support people to participate e.g community greening, growing & workplace walking and cycling groups. Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? SOCIAL ENVIRON MENT INDIVIDUA L
- 17. The Greater Manchester Way @GMWalks gmwalking.co.uk #activesoles movement
- 18. 18 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods ……………..………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ………..……………… ….…… Partners all playing their role. Working together in place as more than the sum of our parts! Active, connected, inclusive local social networks with the resources to promote, signpost and support people to participate e.g community greening, growing & workplace walking and cycling groups. Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? ORGANISA TIONS AND INSTITUTI ONS SOCIAL ENVIRON MENT INDIVIDUA L
- 20. 20 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods …………..…………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ………..……………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… Accessible, safe, quality infrastructure and healthy, sustainable place-making. Consider what & who spaces are designed by and for. Invitation to be active? Partners all playing their role. Working together in place as more than the sum of our parts! Active, connected, inclusive local social networks with the resources to promote, signpost and support people to participate e.g community greening, growing & workplace walking and cycling groups. Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? PHYSICAL ENVIRON MENT ORGANISA TIONS AND INSTITUTI ONS SOCIAL ENVIRON MENT INDIVIDUA L
- 23. 23 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods …………..…………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ………..……………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… Key ingredients of healthy, active places integrated into policy & metrics and co-designed through ongoing dialogue.15/20 Min Neighbourhoods. Accessible, safe, quality infrastructure and healthy, sustainable place-making. Consider what & who spaces are designed by and for. Invitation to be active? Partners all playing their role. Working together in place as more than the sum of our parts! Active, connected, inclusive local social networks with the resources to promote, signpost and support people to participate e.g community greening, growing & workplace walking and cycling groups. Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? POLICY PHYSICAL ENVIRON MENT ORGANISA TIONS AND INSTITUTI ONS SOCIAL ENVIRON MENT INDIVIDUA L
- 25. The cost of doing nothing
- 26. 26 Healthy, Active Neighbourhoods …………..…………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ……………..………… ….…… ………..……………… ….…… …………..…………… ….…… Active travel as a cultural ‘norm’ for everyone. Whoever, wherever, whatever the day, way, or weather. Decentre the car, recentre people. Key ingredients of healthy, active places integrated into policy & metrics and co-designed through ongoing dialogue.15/20 Min Neighbourhoods. Accessible, safe, quality infrastructure and healthy, sustainable place-making. Consider what & who spaces are designed by and for. Invitation to be active? Partners all playing their role. Working together in place as more than the sum of our parts! Active, connected, inclusive local social networks with the resources to promote, signpost and support people to participate e.g community greening, growing & workplace walking and cycling groups. Understand what matters to people and the support they want. What brings you joy? What invites you to be active? What aids connection & participation? POLICY PHYSICAL ENVIRON MENT ORGANISA TIONS AND INSTITUTI ONS SOCIAL ENVIRON MENT INDIVIDUA L CULTURAL NORMS AND IDEOLOGIES
- 30. Protector First follower First follower Story-teller Illumi-nator Believer Believer Believer Believer Believer Influencer Story-tell er Influencer First follower First follower Analyst k.shearn@shu.ac.uk
- 32. Start somewhere and go anywhere Put on your active soles and walk local