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Academy Awards - Academy of Functional Exercise Medicine Awards Leading World Health 2009

Jolie Bookspan, M.Ed, PhD, FAWM

It is an honor to announce the 2009 award winners of the Academy of Functional Exercise Medicine, AFEM. I am director of the Academy, and work (unpaid) for it to be an international resource for people and communities to learn to be healthy in body and actions. Award winners were selected for representing and carrying out true world health.

This year is the first year that we will award honorees. The design for the award is by Alessandro Schiavone, Creative Director from Ravenna, Italy.

The Academy is the certification teaching branch of my sports medicine practice. My practice and the academy teach individuals and groups healthy biomechanics and movement habits for daily life instead of injury-producing habits, good food instead of disease-causing food, healthier training for athletes, healthier medical practices for the sick, no cost preventive medicine, "green" fitness, and healthier mindset.


Leading World Health - Award Winners 2009

The 14th Dalai Lama
He leads by example in his message of healthy, clean, non-violent, kind life to all ages, all people, all colors, all politics.
www.dalailama.com

Jackie Chan - Nickname of Chan Kong Sang
Antiviolence role model in martial arts, anti smoking public service pieces, leading by example of discipline in physical training, charity work, respect for teachers, and honor as a lifestyle.
www.jackiechan.com

AboveTheInfluence.com
English language web site for young people of personal responsibility in drug use prevention.
www.abovetheinfluence.com

Jack and Elaine Lalanne
Changed their own lifestyle to health, and since the 1930's have led by example to stop junk food and to exercise no matter what your condition or age. Jack Lananne is (at this writing) in his 90's, Elaine, in her 80s. They continue to exercise daily.
www.jacklalanne.com

Amnesty International
World organization to raise consciousness that lack of personal safety, rights, and freedom, lack of safe drinking water and adequate nutrition for some, is lack of world health for all.
www.amnesty.org

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Newly elected President of Liberia. Liberia has suffered 25 years of war, hundreds of thousands dead, lack of electricity or running water, 80% unemployment and 90% illiteracy. Grandmother of 6, imprisoned for her work for rights, she continues to put her country on a course of health and renewal.
africanhistory.about.com

My Mother - Academy Lifetime Achievement Award
Her students stop me in the street to say how she showed them healthy movement. Also their children, their grandchildren, and now, small great grandchildren who have also studied with her and learned that keeping moving is the way to health.
Exercise Your Sense of Humor

Leading World Health 2009 - Youth Award Winners

The Youth Leading World Health award this year is shared by 16 year old Babar Ali of west Bengal India and William Kamkwamba of Malawi:
Babar Ali teaches hundreds of students in his family's backyard, where he runs classes for poor children from his village who cannot afford to go to school.
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8299780.stm

William Kamkwamba built a windmill from junkyard parts to bring power to his village, continuing work to provide for all Malawians, where only 2% have electricity. He left school at 14 because his family could not afford the $80-a-year tuition. He went to the library: "I was very interested when I saw the windmill could make electricity and pump water. I thought: 'That could be a defence against hunger. Maybe I should build one." He built a turbine from spare bicycle parts, a tractor fan blade and an old shock absorber, and fashioned blades from plastic pipes, flattened by being held over a fire. "I want to help my country and apply the knowledge I've learned," he says. "I feel there's lots of work to be done."
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8257153.stm


Everyone - "There's lots of work to be done"
Enjoy the beauty and health you can bring.



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