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  • Healthy Behaviors Initiative

    2015 Center for Collaborative Solutions

    The Healthy Behaviors Initiative (HBI) is an after school (AS) program designed to enable and recognize on-site staff to offer practical, user-friendly and effective nutrition, physical activity (PA), and food security intervention activities.

  • BE Physically Active 2Day (BEPA 2.0)

    2019 Oregon State University Extension

    BEPA 2.0 is a direct education intervention with added PSE components designed to integrate physical activity (PA) and nutrition concepts through education and activity in K-5th grade school settings.

  • Learning Collaboratives

    2016 Nemours Children's Health

    Learning Collaboratives are a PSE change intervention that uses a learning collaborative model to promote healthy environments, policies, and practices in early care and education (ECE) settings.

  • PE-Nut™

    2013 Michigan Fitness Foundation

    PE-Nut™ is a direct education and PSE change intervention that provides a whole-school approach to motivate students, and families to be physically active and eat healthier.

  • Color Me Healthy (CMH)

    2012 NC State Extension, NC State University AND Community and Clinical Connections for Prevention and Health Branch, NC Division of Public Health

    Color Me Healthy (CMH) is a direct education intervention designed to improve fruit and vegetable intake and increase physical activity (PA) among 4 and 5 year old children in child care and preschool settings by increased exposure to nutrition education and opportunities for PA.  CMH includ

  • 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.

  • Eat Well & Keep Moving

    2016 Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

    Eat Well & Keep Moving is a direct education and PSE change intervention designed to equip children with the knowledge, skills, and supportive environment they need in order to lead healthier lives by choosing nutritious diets and being physically active.