Our Community Deserves Campaign
Communities across the country are working to keep children physically active during and after school and to improve access to healthy food options.
The resources here can help. Communities can share the ads and pre-written articles with their local media outlets and to customize them for their own newsletters, websites, blogs, and other publications. To have your logo placed on the ads, visit the State and Community Health Media Center.
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Print Ads
English Print Ads
Spanish Print Ads
Online Banner Ads
English Banner Ads
English Rotating Banner Ads
Spanish Banner Ads
Spanish Rotating Banner Ads
Radio Spots
English Radio Spots
- Better Food Options: “Michelle” Download as MP3 [940KB] | Download Transcript [PDF-183KB]
- Active Living: “Shirlet” Download as MP3 [260KB] | Download Transcript [PDF-259KB]
Spanish Radio Spots
- Better Food Options: “Luz” Download as MP3 [940KB] | Download Transcript [PDF-182KB]
- Active Living: “Lilia” Download as MP3 [257KB] | Download Transcript [PDF-256KB]
Pre-written Articles
English Pre-written Articles
Help Make Your Child’s School Healthier [PDF-199KB]
[Parent audience]: Shares how Michelle Jones improved physical activity in her child’s school by recognizing a need and joining with other parents to increase daily health and wellness efforts.
Fitness and Fellowship Combine for Better Health [PDF-181KB]
[Faith-based audience]: Shares the story of Joan Williams-Jarrell’s efforts to help her congregation “walk to better health.” Joan, a minister, is part of “Walkers for Wellness” in New York City, which brings walking clubs and better nutrition to faith-based organizations.
Quest for Better Health Helps Change a Community [PDF-291KB]
[African American audience]: Shares the story of how nurse Shirlet Fowler met her personal health goals — and improved her community members’ health as well — by starting a walking group.
Spanish Pre-written Articles
Help Make Your Child’s School Healthier [PDF – 319 KB]
[Parent audience]: Shares how Michelle Jones improved physical activity in her child’s school by recognizing a need and joining with other parents to increase daily health and wellness efforts.
