Highlights neighborhood-level changes to the built environment that can have a positive influence on the health of community residents, especially in low-income communities. The profiles demonstrate how health practitioners, community members and many others can work together to improve community well-being by making changes to the built environment.

• Evergreen Cemetary Jogging Path (Boyle Heights)
• Partners Through Food (Rochester) 
• Safe Lead Yard Project (Boston)
• Gardens for Growing Healthy Communities (Denver)
• Community Coalition: Closure of South LA Liquor Stores (Los Angeles)
• The Paterno Trivium: Neighborhood Gathering and Traffic Calming (Hudson Heights NYC)
• The Fenway Alliance: Walkability in a Commercial District (Boston)
• Westside Project: Building Community Trust (Stamford)
• The Seattle Department of Transportation: Citywide Improvements for Walking and Biking (Seattle)
• The Wray Health Initiative: Creating a Healthy Community in Rural Colorado (Denver)
• Philadelphia Mural Arts Project