Health by Design

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Pulaski County, we're coming to you! 🚶‍♀️🚲 Join us on June 30 for an Active Living Workshop at the Cultural Center at the Pulaski County Historical Society. The full-day workshop is free and open to community members, local officials, planners, and anyone interested in making Pulaski County a healthier, more active place to live. You'll hear from experts, take part in group discussions, and join a walk audit to see your community through a new lens. Registration is required https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/active-living-workshop-pulaski-county
This workshop is hosted in partnership with the Pulaski County Indiana Health Department, Indiana Department of Health, Indiana Department of Transportation, and the Community Foundation of Pulaski County.

06/04/2026

"The civil engineer who specifies a twelve-foot lane instead of a ten. The architect who orients a mixed-use building toward the parking lot rather than the sidewalk. The developer who builds eighty garden apartments wrapped around surface parking— but no playground or public spaces. The planner who rezones a historic neighborhood for single-family detached only. Each of these practitioners is making a public health decision— whether or not it appeared in the project scope, whether or not they trained for it, whether or not they would describe their work that way at a dinner party or on their CV."

Places shape people and determine health outcomes. Those who shape the public realm are health practitioners, and this needs to be more widely understood.

06/03/2026

📣 NEW website. NEW Impact Report. Both LIVE now! 📣

The 2025 Impact Report highlights a year of meaningful progress—including improvements on the Near Eastside and a record number of bus fare grants—and reflects the impact your support made possible.

Our new website was designed with you in mind: easier to navigate and a better reflection of the work we do together.

Visit IndyGoFoundation.org/impact-reports to view the 2025 Impact Report and explore the new site. 🚌

06/03/2026

The report, Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene and Marilyn Glick at 20: Connecting People, Places, and Possibility, was based on analysis by James Lima Planning + Development, a group of real estate, planning and economic development advisors.

06/03/2026

📬 Our latest newsletter is out! https://conta.cc/4vgjouK Catch up on the Indiana Walk & Bike Summit, and check out where Active Living Workshops are headed next, including Morgan County today and Warrick County on June 17. 🚨 Advocacy alert: The Indianapolis City-County Council is considering a wheel tax increase that could unlock up to $100 million annually for streets and roads. Health by Design supports the proposal, and we're watching closely to make sure the full picture of safe, connected streets stays in the conversation.

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Happy ! 📰 💚🚲💙 Today's Axios Indianapolis newsletter is basically a love letter to Indianapolis trails. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick is approaching its 20th year and has generated $3 billion in assessed property value along its path. The Monon Trail is over 30 miles long and was once a dumping ground that NIMBYs fought to keep that way. Both are proof that investing in places for people to walk, bike, and move pays off in ways that go far beyond recreation. https://www.axios.com/newsletters/axios-indianapolis-a52d6f6c-88cb-423a-b5ba-cb615d13f49f.htm Indy Parks and Recreation