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WOMAN Challenge: Women and girls Out Moving Across the Nation
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19,406 people and 1,263 teams participated in the 2008 WOMAN Challenge!
Here is what others have said about the
WOMAN Challenge!

"After learning my LDL cholesterol was 193, I knew I had to make changes. Woman Challenge is helping with keep my motivation high. I am even marching in place at home to ensure I make my 10,000 steps. Also, if I want to watch unplanned TV, I have to march in place. It's fun and easy!"
2008 Team Showcase

Team Name:
CHICKS WITH AN ATTITUDE
Number of Team Members:
5
Team Member Location:
Missouri

"Out to prove 50's and 60's are the new 30's and 40's; one day at a time."

Press Release Template

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: [Insert contact name, phone and e-mail]

[Insert date]

[Insert city] - [Insert your organization] is joining the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health in celebrating National Women's Health Week and promoting the 2008 WOMAN Challenge. On [insert date, insert organization] will hold a [insert event or activity i.e. a health fair, free screenings, etc] where women in the community will be able to [insert details about what your event is offering].

National Women's Health Week is a nationwide initiative that calls attention to the importance of women's health. During the week, families, health organizations, businesses, communities, the government and individuals come together to raise awareness about women's health issues and educate women about simple steps they can take for a longer, healthier and happier life. The WOMAN Challenge is a free eight week physical activity challenge, encouraging women and girls to set and achieve personal physical activity goals, appropriate for their lifestyles.

[Insert 2-3 sentences about your organization's event and how it is supporting the WOMAN Challenge and National Women's Health Week]

[Include a quote by spokesperson from your organization, or a local government official]

The WOMAN Challenge and National Women's Health Week both begin on Mother's Day, May 11, 2008. For more information about the WOMAN Challenge and National Women's Health Week, please visit www.womenshealth.gov/woman. To learn more about [insert event name], please visit [insert your web site].

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