Campaign Materials
- Logo
- Booklet
- Brochure
- Folding Card
- Sticker and Temp Tattoo
- T-shirts
- Press Coverage and Success Story
- Social Media
- Bus Poster
- Door Hanger
- Monthly eNewsletter
- Bicultural Healthy Living Weblog
Best Practices
We have strong evidence showing the community has a desire to have physical activity that is biculturally appropriated. The earlier survey result has indicated that when the bicultural activities are offered, the program has a higher participation rate from the targeted cultural group. In order to determine weather cultural exercise and community performances successfully builting on youth cultural resilience through cultural dance; adult/peer relationshios; regular exercises, and how the program was percieved by young participants, a designed pre/post SAYO paper surveys were handed out after participants enrolled and before they completed the annual program. Approximately 200 surveys were given to youth participants each time, and 86 pre-surveys and 83 post-survey were completed. Overall indicating from the surveys, the Cultural Exercise is a great success, with overwhelmed 85-100% satisfaction rate among our youth participants at all counts, except the level of youth involving in project design. From the pre/post SAYO surveys analysis, our program has received high remarks from youth on regular exercise; building cultural resilience through the 21st Century Skills; the youth felt strongly connected with the program/peers/ school/community; and the program provided them with cultural, social, academic and future planning support.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]We have strong evidence showing the community has a desire to have physical activity that is biculturally appropriated. The earlier survey result has indicated that when the bicultural activities are offered, the program has a higher participation rate from the targeted cultural group.
In order to determine weather cultural exercise and community performances successfully builting on youth cultural resilience through cultural dance; adult/peer relationshios; regular exercises, and how the program was percieved by young participants, a designed pre/post SAYO paper surveys were handed out after participants enrolled and before they completed the annual program. Approximately 200 surveys were given to youth participants each time, and 86 pre-surveys and 83 post-survey were completed.
Overall indicating from the surveys, the Cultural Exercise is a great success, with overwhelmed 85-100% satisfaction rate among our youth participants at all counts, except the level of youth involving in project design. From the pre/post SAYO surveys analysis, our program has received high remarks from youth on regular exercise; building cultural resilience through the 21st Century Skills; the youth felt strongly connected with the program/peers/ school/community; and the program provided them with cultural, social, academic and future planning support.