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primary purpose of the Special Interest Groups (SIGs) is to provide forums for ISBNPA members who have a shared interest in a particular topic that is clearly within the scope of the society’s mission. The role of ISBNPA is to facilitate and support these groups, which will in turn contribute to professional dialogue and promote the field.

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Special Interest Groups

Implementation, Translation, Scale-up and Sustainability

The SIG aims to build a multidisciplinary community of ISBNPA members interested in ...

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Aging

The Aging SIG brings together researchers interested in how physical activity, sedentary ...

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Early Care and Education

The Early Care and Education (ECE) Special Interest Group serves to support existing ECE ...

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Motivation and Behavior Change

The SIG on Motivation and Behavior Change creates a ‘community’ of ISBNPA members with an inte ...

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Children and families

The Children and Families SIG aims to build a community of ISBNPA members who share an interest ...

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Cancer Prevention and Management

Lifestyle interventions and behaviour change across the cancer prevention and control continuum ...

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Policies and environments

The goal of this SIG is to facilitate a network of ISBNPA members that are working in the area of ...

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e- & mHealth

The purpose of the SIG is to build a community of interested ISBNPA members to advance e- & ...

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Socioeconomic inequalities

Our aim is to serve ISBNPA members as a ‘community’ with an interest in exchanging and ...

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Young Adult
Young adults (including emerging to late young adulthood aged 16–35 years) are on a weight gain trajectory, which is placing them at increased risk of heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.

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Participatory Research in Health Promotion
Participatory (action) research is a promising and innovative approach to increase the effectiveness and impact of health promotion and to address public health “wicked” problems (such as the obesity epidemic) which are particularly resistant to resolution, specifically in vulnerable and difficult to reach populations.
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