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It’s time to give input on the Office of the Surgeon General's proposed "call to action on walking." Don't miss the chance to make your voice heard!

Public Comment Period on Call to Action on Walking: April 1-30, 2013     everybodywalk.org/takeaction     During  the  month  of  April,  the  Office  of  the  Surgeon  General  is  collecting  comments  on   the  proposed  Call  to  Action  on  Walking.  This  bold  step  towards  getting  Americans  active   deserves  your  attention.     1.  Provide  Your  Comments  Today   Share  detailed  comments  into  the  Federal  Register  about  what  you  would  like  to  see  in   the  proposed  call  to  action  on  walking—Walking  as  a  Way  for  Americans  to  Get  the   Recommended  Amount  of  Physical  Activity  for  Health.  Your  comments  can  help  shape   the  overall  response  from  the  Office  of  the  Surgeon  General.       Visit  our  campaign  page  http://www.everybodywalk.org/takeaction   to  learn  much  more  about  the  process.  You  can  also  go  directly  to  the:   -­‐ Federal  Register  comment  page   http://www.regulations.gov/#!submitComment;D=CDC-­‐2013-­‐0003-­‐0001   -­‐ Federal  Register  notice  explaining  the  topic   http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=CDC-­‐2013-­‐0003-­‐0001     2.  Endorse  our  Joint  Letter   America  Walks  is  also  are  requesting  that  organizations  endorse  a  sign-­‐on  letter  that   lays  out  higher  level  goals  and  principles  that  the  Office  of  the  Surgeon  General  should   integrate  into  the  proposed  Call  to  Action  on  Walking.  http://americawalks.org/letter-­‐ to-­‐the-­‐us-­‐surgeon-­‐general-­‐on-­‐proposed-­‐call-­‐to-­‐action-­‐on-­‐walking/     3.  Participate  in  the  Webinar:  Taking  Action  on  the  Proposed  Call  to  Action  on  Walking   http://americawalks.org/april-­‐16th-­‐webinar-­‐taking-­‐action-­‐on-­‐the-­‐proposed-­‐call-­‐to-­‐ action-­‐on-­‐walking/    

Find  out  more  information  on  how  to  effectively  share  your  comments  with  the  Surgeon   General  to  shape  walking  in  America!    Public  Comment  period  ends  April  30.              Register  Here  for  this  Free  April  16th  Webinar     https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/984709953  

  This  is  your  opportunity  to  make  your  voice  heard!  Help  shape  walking  in  America  by   giving  input  on  the  Surgeon  General's  proposed  call  to  action  on  walking:    Walking  as  a   Way  for  Americans  to  Get  the  Recommended  Amount  of  Physical  Activity  for  Health.   Join  America  Walks,  the  Centers  for  Disease  Control  and  Prevention  (CDC),  and  Kaiser   Permanente  for  this  webinar  and  discussion.                 Webinar  Date:    Tuesday,  April  16th           Time:    11:00am  -­‐  12:00pm  PDT  /  2:00pm    -­‐  3:00pm  EDT   Webinar  is  FREE  and  log-­‐in  instructions  will  be  sent  upon  registration       Webinar  Description   • Make  your  voice  count.  Learn  how  to  make  the  most  of  your  message  to  the   Surgeon  General  through  the  Federal  Register.   • Get  technical  support  for  your  detailed  comments  on  the  Surgeon  General's   proposed  call  to  action  on  walking.   • Become  familiar  with  resources  on  the  Every  Body  Walk!  on-­‐line  action  center.   • Learn  about  endorsing  a  joint  sign-­‐on  letter  that  lays  out  high-­‐level  goals,   framing,  principles  and  actions  for  the  proposed  Call  To  Action  on  Walking.     • Prepare  your  questions  in  advance.  You  can  submit  when  registering.  Q  &  A   session  will  follow  presentations.    Presenters   • Joan  Dorn,  PhD  is  the  Physical  Activity  and  Health  Branch  Chief,  in  the  Division  of   Physical  Activity,  Nutrition  and  Obesity  at  the  Centers  for  Disease  Control  and   Prevention   • Tyler  Norris,  MDiv.  serves  as  Vice  President,  Total  Health  Partnerships  at  Kaiser   Permanente,  a  role  that  includes  leading  KP's  integrated  physical  activity  and   active  transportation  initiatives.     • Scott  Bricker  is  the  Executive  Director  of  America  Walks,  a  national  non-­‐profit   organization  focused  on  Making  America  a  Great  Place  to  Walk.         For  more  information,  please  contact  webinar  moderator  Yolanda  Savage-­‐Narva   ysavage-­‐narva[at]americawalks.org.