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Building School District Capacity in Physical Activity Virtually Reaches 18,000 Students!
Mar 16, 2021 Six hundred teachers at Alvord Unified in Riverside County discovered ways to make physical activity breaks fun in the virtual classroom. They used lessons from the CalFresh Healthy Living, University of California Cooperative Extension (CFHL, UCCE) team. The team provided a virtual professional development training for teachers, which helped them effectively reach 18,000 students.

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Buy Eat Live Better
May 05, 2017 Buy Eat Live Better: Teaches SNAP-Ed eligible youth and adults in the locations that they eat, live, learn, work, play, and shop. Collaborates with community and statewide partners to leverage resources and increase program reach to eligible audiences. Empowers organizations and individuals to create changes in policies, systems, and environments that make the healthy choice the easy choice for all Montanans.

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Cafeteria Promotions Enhance Farm to School Efforts
Jan 18, 2018 School food service directors in the California Bay Area have been working with wholesalers and farmers to include more local or regional produce in school meals. These directors often face tight budgets and purchasing challenges. Students, particularly low-income students, are often unfamiliar with locally grown foods. Promotional efforts are needed to introduce the new items to students and reduce food waste.

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CalFresh Healthy Living to the Rescue in San Diego County!
Feb 26, 2025
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California's SNAP-Ed Be Better Social Marketing Campaign: Mothers' Fruit and Vegetable Consumption and Facilitation of Children's Healthy Behaviors

2023
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Cordon, I.M.; Doerr, C.; Whetstone, L.

Objective: Evaluation of California Department of Public Health's (CDPH) three-year social marketing campaign (Be Better) to encourage healthy eating and water consumption among SNAP-Ed California mothers.

SNAP-Ed Literature
California SNAP-Ed State Impact Reports
2020 University of California. CalFresh.
SNAP-Ed Impact reports for University of California CalFresh Nutrition Education program.
- Impact Reports
Caregiver's self-confidence in food resource management is associated with lower risk of household food insecurity among SNAP-Ed-eligible head start families

2020
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Jomaa, L.; Na, M.; Eagleton, S.G.; Diab-El-harake, M.; Savage, J.S.

Food resource management (FRM) behaviors are key components within nutrition education programs designed to help food insecure households maximize their food dollars.

SNAP-Ed Literature
CATCH - Coordinated Approach to Child Health
2021 CATCH Global Foundation; University of Texas School of Public Health (UTHealth)
The CATCH Program is a PSE change and direct education intervention that addresses the physical, mental, and emotional health of youth through its Mind-Heart-Body approach and coordinated framework.
- SNAP-Ed Interventions
CATCH Early Childhood
2011 CATCH Global Foundation, University of Texas School of Public Health
The Coordinated Approach to Child Health Early Childhood (CEC) is a direct education and PSE change intervention designed to nurture a love of physical activity (PA) while introducing classroom-based gardening, nutrition, and healthy eating in children ages 3-5.
- SNAP-Ed Interventions
CDCynergy Social Marketing Edition
2016 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Welcome to this “lighter” version of the Social Marketing Edition of CDCynergy. This tool is intended for those who have previous social marketing experience and, in particular, those who are familiar with the full edition.
- SNAP-Ed Staff Training