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PAPREN is committed to connecting members with resources useful to their work. These resources include products produced throughout the history of the PAPREN network and information and materials available from other sources. Resources available here are directly applicable to physical activity policy research and evaluation, implementation science, collaboration, and translation to practice.

We continually add to this catalog and welcome your suggestions.

Expert Consensus for Local Implementation of Physical Activity Policy, Systems and Environment (ECLIPPSE)

The built environment of a community influences opportunities for community members to be physically active and healthy, but many communities aren’t designed to promote physical activity and health among residents. Making changes to the built environment is a process that takes time and effort. ECLIPPSE is a set of strategies communities can use to support the implementation of built environment changes that promote physical activity and health. The strategies are designed to be useful at any stage and can support the entire process, from initial planning stages through implementation. ECLIPPSE was developed by a PAPREN team, who engaged a 23-member expert panel from across the United States to participate in a structured process that informed the development of ECLIPPSE.

Built Environment Implementation Strategies to Promote Physical Activity: Expert Consensus for Local Implementation of Physical Activity Policy, Systems, and Environment: ECLIPPSE (article)

Overview of ECLIPPSE Strategies (brief)

GET READY : Partnerships and Collaborations (brief)

GET READY: Staffing (brief)

GET READY: Training and Education (brief)

GET READY: Interactive Assistance (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Data and Community Informed Prioritization (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Evaluative Strategies (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Community Awareness and Demand (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Engagement with Decision Making Processes (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Funding (brief)

TAKE ACTION: Small Pilots or Demonstration Projects (brief)

PAPREN Products

PAPREN Work Groups conduct small, unfunded projects that produce academic and practice materials for use by a wide range of audiences. PAPREN Coordinating Center researchers also develop products based on the applied evaluation project and topics relevant to physical activity policy research. Products appear in reverse chronological order based on publication or release date.

Pedestrian-oriented Zoning Moderates the Relationship between Racialized Economic Segregation and Active Travel to Work, United States (research brief)

Pedestrian-oriented Zoning Moderates the Relationship between Racialized Economic Segregation and Active Travel to Work, United States (article)

Prevalence of Recess and Supportive Practices at Public U.S. Elementary Schools (research brief)

Overcoming Possible Unintended Outcomes of Policy and Environmental Strategies to Increase Physical Activity in Rural Communities (fact sheet)

"Safe Streets" for Some: Local Active Transportation Responses to COVID-19 (research brief)

Integrating Equity into Bicycle Infrastructure, Planning and Programming: a Mixed Methods Exploration of Implementation among Participants in the Bicycle Friendly Communities Program (article)

Advancing the Science of Policy Implementation: a Call to Action for the Implementation Science Field (article)

Scoping conceptions of equity: reviewing a decade of physical activity research (article)

Residents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Development for Active Living Opportunities (research brief)

Residents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Development for Active Living Opportunities (article)

Anti-Displacement Strategies for Healthy and Equitable Community Design (research brief)

Anti-Displacement Strategies for Healthy and Equitable Community Design (article)