The Sedentary Behaviour Council welcomes everyone to attend a Webinar on new International Recommendations for School-Related Sedentary Behaviour. The session will provide an overview of
Over the last couple of years, mental health has been elevated to the forefront of conversations in the workplace and is finally getting the recognition
Community members as citizen scientists identify environmental characteristics that influence walkability and active living in rural areas. People who live in places where it is
Designing and evaluating a scalable whole-of-school physical activity intervention that is effective and inexpensive. Physical inactivity is a global problem and schools are ideal settings
ProPASS’ 4th Annual Meeting will take place on 27-28 April 2022 as an online 2-day event, with the general theme of Sharing the experience: setting
ISPAH is looking for volunteers to fill multiple positions. Click on the green button below to view descriptions for what each position would entail, along with
A new partnership between ISPAH and ProPASS to address critical gaps in the evidence base for global and national guideline development for physical activity and
A whole school framework to embed physical activity at the heart of the school so that it becomes everyone’s responsibility. The Global Action Plan on
The 2nd Sedentary Behaviour Council Webinar will focus on international databases in sedentary behaviour. Please register for the FREE 1 hour webinar. Details: Time: 4pm
What are ISPAH shorts? ISPAH shorts is an initiative from ISPAH’s Education Committee to help our members share their research findings in an innovative and
