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Hydrate My State Water Consumption Campaign
2021 Georgia Department of Human Services/Georgia Division of Family & Children Services
The Hydrate My State water consumption campaign was developed and implemented as a call to action to increase water consumption among SNAP-Ed eligible populations in Georgia.
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Be a Health Hero- Eat, Drink, Move Social Marketing Campaign
2017 HealthMPowers
The Be a Health Hero – Eat, Drink, Move multi-channel social marketing campaign uses clear and consistent messaging targeting healthy nutrition and physical activity behavior change throug
A Walking School Bus? Why Not!!
Jan 11, 2021
Madera County Department of Public Health is a grantee for the Cal Fresh Healthy Living Program, a SNAP-Ed Implementing Agency. During the 2019-2020 school year, they worked with George Washington Elementary School to pilot a Walking School Bus Program (WSB). This was done to keep students safe while walking to school. Many students walk through wide, uncontrolled crossings where there are no sidewalks on the road.

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Safety First: Community Changes Support Students Walking to School
Dec 10, 2018
In Modesto, California, the Airport neighborhood is a residential low-income community. The area is missing sidewalks and the streets are difficult to walk. There is not enough public and school bus services. It is dangerous for students to walk and bike to school.

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Engaging the Community to Address Barriers to Walking and Biking to School
Jul 22, 2018
University of Arizona creates a program to address and solve the barriers to families walking and biking to school.

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Inspiring Healthy Communities
2016 Public Health Institute Center for Wellness and Nutrition & Converge Consulting Research and Training.
Inspiring Healthy Communities, the newest report in the series highlights the collective impact and comprehensive approach of the Youth-led Participatory Action Research (YPAR) projects i
Iowa Nutrition Network School Grant Program
Jan 09, 2014
The Iowa Nutrition Network School Grant Program is designed to improve fruit and vegetable and low-fat dairy consumption among elementary school children in schools with at least 50 percent participation in free- and reduced-price lunch. The program delivers classroom-based nutrition and physical activity education supported by social marketing strategies.

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Hydrate My State Water Consumption Campaign

Be a Health Hero- Eat, Drink, Move Social Marketing Campaign

A Walking School Bus? Why Not!!

Safety First: Community Changes Support Students Walking to School

Engaging the Community to Address Barriers to Walking and Biking to School

Inspiring Healthy Communities

Iowa Nutrition Network School Grant Program

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