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Move with the Mayor™
Mayors use Move with the Mayor to encourage residents to protect and improve their health and to make their communities more active and accessible. Mayors are using Move with the Mayor messaging, policy recommendations, and other tools to empower and protect community members from COVID-19 and improve cardiovascular health and health equity.
Social Media Toolkits
The National Forum created communication toolkits and resources that cities can use to share the importance of physical activity and heart health. Together we can impact the lives of millions of people for the better by amplifying these messages on our social media networks. Click a category below to find the related social media messaging.
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July 2022 - National Park and Recreation Month
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June 2022 - Men's Health Month
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May 2022 - Mental Health
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#Hypertension in youth is linked to health problems later in life.
DYK your lifestyle, age, & family history can increase your risk for heart disease?
Stroke is the Leading Cause of Death
Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a #Stroke.
Moving for just 30 minutes a day can lower your risk of high blood pressure & cholesterol
Anyone Can Be Active
DYK studies show that moving for just 30 minutes a day
Eating #HeartHealthy
Eating too much #salt increases your risk for high blood pressure
Eating a #HealthyDiet can help reduce your risk of #HeartDisease & #Stroke
September is National Cholesterol Education Month
Partner Resources
CDC – Active People, Health Nation Resources
Active People, Healthy NationSM is an initiative to help people nationwide become more active physically by 2027. The resources on the page can help you promote physical activity and inspire your audience to integrate more activity into their daily lives. Multimedia Resources
Utilitarian Activity: Active Workplace Resources | Active Transporation Resources
American Heart Association – Messaging Toolkits
The goal of Million Hearts® 2022 is to prevent 1 million cardiovascular disease events in the next five years. This webpage contains documents with instructions and messaging that promotes the Million Hearts® priorities.