Kemāmaceqtaq: We’re All Moving
The National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension $2.5 million over 5 years to work with partners to improve the health of residents in Menominee County/Nation.
The project is named Kemāmaceqtaq: We’re All Moving and focuses on increasing access to healthier foods and expanding access to safer locations for physical activity.
This project uses evidence-based strategies grounded in Menominee cultural values to address chronic health problems in the community.
To learn more about project strategies and successes, visit the Kemāmaceqtaq: We’re All Moving webpage.
| Name | Role | Location | Contact |
| Amber Canto | Project Director | Madison | amber.canto@wisc.edu |
| Kimberly Nagel | Project Manager | Menominee | kimberly.beaumier@wisc.edu |
| Dawn Doperalski | Food Systems & Food Standards | Menominee | dawn.doperalski@wisc.edu |
| Sofie Teller | Youth Engagement | Menominee | sofie.teller@wisc.edu |
| Annette Tourtillott | Project & Communication Support | Menominee | atourtillott@menominee.edu |
| Emily Latham | Communications Specialist | Madison | emily.latham@wisc.edu |
| Amy Washburn | Evaluation | Madison | ahildendorf@wisc.edu |
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