Policy, Systems, Environment

This project utilizes community-engaged, rapid implementation science methods to develop, field test and
disseminate a revised version of the CDC’s Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework (BRACE
3.0). BRACE 3.0 is an evidence-informed approach designed to assist public health officials and their community
partners prepare for the negative health effects of climate change in their communities that aligns with Public
Health 3.0.

PRC Investigator: Stephenie C. Lemon, PhD
Funder: US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (PI: Lemon)
Dates: 2022-2024

This Special Interest Project (SIP) is a PRC network with three overarching aims: 1) establishing and building capacity among a network of researchers and practitioners who conduct physical activity policy research, 2) providing technical assistance in built environment-related policy activities among recipients of CDC SPAN, REACH and HOP grants, and 3) conducing an applied evaluation research project to understand the long-term influence of master plans on physical activity and associated outcomes and to identify model policies.

PRC Investigator: Stephenie C. Lemon, PhD
Funder: US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (PIs: Lemon, Chriqui)
Dates: 2019-2024