1. Tribute to the Life & Public Health Contributions of Antronette (Toni) Yancey, MD, MPH Nationally renowned for her contributions to the science and practice of public health… …in obesity prevention, physical activity, and reduction of health disparities

2. Antronette (Toni) Yancey Nov. 1, 1957 Born in Kansas City, KS Education 1975-1979 Northwestern University B.A., Biochemistry/Molecular Biology 1979-1982 Duke University School of Medicine M.D. 1982-1984 Duke University Medical Center Psychiatry (Internal Medicine) 1990-1991 University of California Los Angeles Preventive Medicine Residency/M.P.H

3. 1985-1990Sheltering Arms Children Service, NY Adolescent Medicine Director 1985-1989Manhattan Medical Care, NY General Practitioner 1990-1991University of California Los Angeles Preventive Medicine Residency/M.P.H. 1992-2013UCLA School of Public Health UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center Professor 1996-1998City of Richmond, VA Director of Public Health 1999-2001Los Angeles County Department of Health Services Director, Division of Chronic Disease Prevention & Health Promotion 2004-2009 2009-2013 UCLA Center to Eliminate Health Disparities UCLA Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Equity Co-Director

4. 1990-1992 Culturally Sensitive Videotape Presentation to Expand Cancer Screening and Follow-Up--Research Supplement to Cancer Prevention Research Unit (NCI-P01) Principal Investigator of Supplement 1991-1996 Enhancing Health Behavior Adherence in the Underserved (NCI- K08) Principal Investigator 1993-1996 African-American Physicians and Smoking Cessation Counseling (UNC-Chapel Hill/CDC) Co-Principal Investigator 1994-1997 Fitness Funatics, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science (California Department of Health Services) Principal Investigator/Program Director 1996-2000 African-American Women Fight Cancer with Fitness (NCI-RO1) Principal Investigator

5. 2000-2003 Community Steps to Minority Youth Fitness, UCLA (NICHD-R01) Principal Investigator Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network (CDC) Co-Principal Investigator Joining Forces with a Key Community to Reduce Obesity Disparities Joining Forces with Key Community to Reduce Obesity Disparities: WORKING-2 (NCMHD/NIH-R24) Principal Investigator REACH U.S.: Centers of Excellence in Eliminating Disparities (CDC) Principal Investigator UCLA Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Equity (Kaiser Permanente) Co-Director Healthy-By-Default REACH National (CDC) Principal Investigator 2005-2008 2008-2013 2007-2012 2009 2004-2014 2012-2017

6. Fighting Cancer with Fitness (NIH-R01) UCLA - Assistant Professor City of Richmond, VA - Director of Public Health LA County Div. of Chronic Disease Prevention - Director 1996-2000

7. Rock! Richmond City of Richmond, VA Director of Public Health Community-level fitness promotion initiative of Richmond City DPH and Medical College of Virginia 1996-1998

8. REACH (CDC) Racial & Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (Physical Activity and Healthy Nutrition - National) WORKING (NIH-NCMHD - R24s) Working Out Regularly Keeps Individuals Nurtured and Going (Worksite Health Promotion) 2007-2014 2005-2008 2008-2013

9. Instant Recess ® In faith… In the workplace… In schools… In sports… Created 38 exercise videos 2007

10. 2011 Kaiser Permanente South Bay Health Center Launched Instant Recess® in 2011 Reduced Sick Days and Injury Rates

11. Meta-Volition Model A dynamic bio-psychosocial ecological theory of population health behavior change Yancey, AK. The meta-volition model: organizational leadership is the key ingredient in getting society moving, literally!

12. Meta-Volition Model A dynamic bio-psychosocial ecological theory of population health behavior change

13. Yancey, AK. The meta-volition model: organizational leadership is the key ingredient in getting society moving, literally! Meta-Volition Model A dynamic bio-psychosocial ecological theory of population health behavior change

14. Meta-Volition Model A dynamic bio-psychosocial ecological theory of population health behavior change Yancey, AK. The meta-volition model: organizational leadership is the key ingredient in getting society moving, literally!

16. 2010Instant Recess: Building A Fit Nation 10 Minutes at a Time Author “Dr. Yancey writes on a topic about which she is both passionate and knowledgeable. Instant Recess is doable in just about any setting. It could get America moving again.” --David Satcher, MD, PhD 16 th Surgeon General of the US

17. 2010 Partnership for a Healthier America Supporting First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Campaign Board of Directors

18. Overview of Research Accomplishments Made Very Important and Substantive Contributions to Advancing the Science of Obesity Research -- Focus on Physical Activity and Reducing Disparities Close to 100 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, etc Over 200 scientific presentations at professional meetings Continuous research grant funding since 1990, from NIH, CDC, foundations, State, County, etc. (millions of $$) Last CDC $20 million grant submitted in August, 2012 (in the midst of cancer treatment)….FUNDED!

19. Model, Poet & Spoken Word Artist An Old Soul with a Young Spirit: Poetry in the era of desegregation recovery, 1997 A Renaissance Woman/Race Woman, 2001 A Momentous Occasion, 2008