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October 1, 2012

Location Omaha Nebraska

Organization Douglas County Health Department

Adams Park is a 68 acre greenspace in Omaha, Nebraska located right next to the Malcolm X birth site and two elementary schools. The surrounding community is predominantly African American and experiences significant health disparities as well as diminished access to healthy, affordable food.

More Information

Organization Web Site:: http://www.douglascountyhealth.com/
Contact Email:: [email protected]

At A Glance

Status:

Completed
Publication date:

2012, October
Decision-making levels:

Local
Sectors:

Agriculture, Food and nutrition policy, Community development
Additional topic areas:

Parks and green spaces, Food and nutrition
Drivers of health:

Access to healthy food, Safe and affordable parks and recreational facilities, Safe street infrastructure, Community safety, Diet and physical activity, Family and social support
Affected populations:

Economically disadvantaged, Racial and ethnic minorities
Community types:

Urban
Research methods:

Literature review, GIS mapping, Primary research, Stakeholder interviews
Funding source:

Other funding