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Assessing an Effort to Promote Safe Parks, Streets and Schools in Washington Heights/Inwood: Assessing Urban Infrastructure Conditions as Determinants of Physical Activity. Program Results

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Nakashian, Mary – Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2008

Researchers from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University prepared a case study of CODES (Community Outreach and Development Efforts Save). CODES is a coalition of 35 people and organizations in northern Manhattan committed to promoting safe streets, parks and schools. The case study analyzed the factors that prompted CODES'…

Descriptors: Public Health, Physical Activities, Outreach Programs, Urban Areas

County Parks--State of the Art Today.

Nelson, Charles M.; Leroy, Lawrence – Parks and Recreation, 1983

Over 200 county park agencies were surveyed to determine: (1) what kinds of recreational services they provided; (2) the age and origin of visitors; (3) park acreage and its relationship to county population; and (4) the number and type of employees. Implications for the future role of county parks are discussed. (PP)

Descriptors: Community Characteristics, Community Recreation Programs, County Programs, Facility Planning