In that sense, I am very fortunate that I decided to call the project Let’s Move in Libraries, because the inspiration for this title was Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign, which similarly had a dual focus on food and physical activity. As I have learned more both about this particular topic and about public health more generally, the project’s focus expanded outward, and I would now describe Let’s Move in Libraries as focused on integrating public libraries into efforts to what public health professionals call Healthy Eating, Active Living (HEAL). Jenn started the Yoga in the Library website, and we started talking about the needs public librarians have regarding the incorporation of Yoga and movement into programming. Noah Lenstra: Sure, so this project has its origins in conversations I had with Canadian library director Jenn Carson in 2016. Please tell us about Let’s Move in Libraries. Noah Lenstra, Director, Let’s Move at Libraries
Noah will tell us about the Let’s Move in Libraries initiative, share how libraries successfully adapted their wellness programs during the pandemic, highlight outstanding library community partnerships in Massachusetts, and fill us in about how libraries can be featured by Let’s Move in Libraries. In this in terview, we’ll hear from Noah Lenstra, Director of Let’s Move in Libraries.
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