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Welcome to the Arizona Alliance for Livable Communities

Through advocacy, health impact assessment, community engagement and training, the Arizona Alliance for Livable communities is working toward equitable, healthier communities throughout Arizona. Equitable, healthy communities are those that provide opportunities for all people to live well and thrive, regardless of their background, race/ethnicity or income.

 

Looking for Writers!

Do you have a topic that relates to health & the built environment? AALC is looking for volunteer writers to bring attention to existing resources and information for stakeholders to use in learning of the connection of decision-makers and their role in impacting health.

Topics can range from active transportation, urban design, environment & heat, access to healthy foods, and many more!

If interested, contact [email protected] or sign-up here.

Check out upcoming events!

View our 'Training & Events' page to see upcoming webinars and events mentioned from our members. If you have an event you would like to share, please send to [email protected].

Our Focus

AALC brings together a network of professionals and hosts training workshop and events to discuss healthy design and placemaking for better informed decision-making and plan policies.

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HIAs & Plans

Healthy Placemaking

Community Design

Training & Events

Workshop Events

What We Do

Expert & Technical Assistance

AALC provides expertise and asssitance on integrating data and policies that support health into planning processes.

Training Resources

AALC provides resources and training to promote healthier communities. To request a training, email us.

Network Partnerships

AALC brings people together so that work isn't duplicated and impact is maximized.

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