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UMKC in the Community; Move More, Get More!

News: October 21, 2021

Students, faculty and staff involved in the UMKC School of Nursing and Health Studies’ Move More, Get More (MMGM) program are on a mission: To make underserved neighborhoods in Kansas City healthier through diet and exercise. Each week, MMGM provides free bags of healthy produce and exercise...

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Barriers and motivators of bicycling by gender among older adult bicyclists in the Midwest

Publication: Journal Article

Grimes, Amanda, Matthew Chrisman, and Joseph Lightner. 2020. “Barriers and Motivators of Bicycling by Gender Among Older Adult Bicyclists in the Midwest”. Health Education & Behavior 47 (1): 67-77.

Physical literacy of marginalized middle school adolescents in Kansas City public schools

Publication: Journal Article

Eighmy, Katlyn E, Joseph S Lightner, Amanda R Grimes, and Teesha Miller. 2022. “Physical Literacy of Marginalized Middle School Adolescents in Kansas City Public Schools”. Pediatric Exercise Science 34 (4): 169-74.

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Perspectives on an earn-a-bike intervention on transportation, health and self-esteem among men experiencing homelessness

Publication: Journal Article

Grimes, Amanda, and Michelle Smirnova. 2020. “Perspectives on an Earn-a-Bike Intervention on Transportation, Health and Self-Esteem Among Men Experiencing Homelessness”. Journal of Transport & Health 18: 100904.

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Kansas City Ponders Impact of Free Bus Service

News: December 14, 2023

In 2020, Kansas City pioneered free bus rides, hailed for its equity-driven approach. Despite initial revenue concerns, the move aimed to enhance accessibility to jobs, education, and healthcare. However, leadership changes and sustainability debates have sparked questions about the program's future...

Designing an adaptive adolescent physical activity and nutrition intervention for COVID-19—related health challenges: formative research study

Publication: Journal Article

Grimes, Amanda, Joseph S Lightner, Kimberly Pina, Evelyn S Donis de Miranda, Emily Meissen-Sebelius, Robin P Shook, and Emily A Hurley. 2022. “Designing an Adaptive Adolescent Physical Activity and Nutrition Intervention for COVID-19—related Health Challenges: Formative Research Study”. JMIR Formative Research 6 (1): e33322.