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  • PSE Readiness Assessment and Decision Instrument (PSE READI)

    2019 Case Western Reserve University, Ohio State University/Ohio SNAP-Ed

    The PSE READI intervention was designed with guidance from SNAP-Ed and public health practitioners in Ohio to promote successful implementation of community nutrition Policy, System, and Environmental (PSE) programs as a broader strategy for obesity prevention.

  • ReFresh

    2020 Maryland SNAP-Ed Program - University of Maryland Extension

    The ReFresh curriculum is a direct education intervention designed to encourage students to consume more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and to be more physically active.

  • SPARK

    2019 San Diego State Research Foundation

    SPARK has numerous evidence-based programs designed to improve health that target areas such as physical education, after school, early childhood and coordinated school health. SPARK aims to develop healthy lifestyles, movement knowledge, motor skills, and social and personal skills.

  • Stanford Youth Diabetes Coaching Program

    Stanford University School of Medicine

    The Stanford Youth Diabetes Coaches Program (SYDCP) facilitates partnerships between medical training programs and high schools serving youth from socioeconomically disadvantaged and underrepresented minority communities.

  • Start Strong: Cooking, Feeding, and More

    2019 University of Minnesota Extension

    The Start Strong: Cooking, Feeding, and More is a direct education intervention for child care providers that promotes policy, systems, and environmental (PSE) change in child care settings.  The intervention is designed to help child care providers increase their knowledge and skills of pro

  • Stay Strong, Stay Healthy

    2019 University of Missouri Extension

    Stay Strong, Stay Healthy (SSSH) is a direct education intervention designed to help older adults increase physical activity, decrease sedentary behaviors, increase fruit and vegetable consumption, and sustain physical activity participation and healthy eating behaviors post program.