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  • Social Media at CDC

    2017 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
    Web site contains information on Social Media & Digital Tools. Guidance Tools available include: Social Media toolkit, Writing for Social Media, Buttons and Badges, Facebook Guide, and Twitter Guide.
    CDC logo

  • Social Media Toolkit on the New Nutrition Facts Label

    2020 U.S. Food and Drug Administration
    Please help spread the word about FDA’s New Nutrition Facts Label Campaign to your followers and subscribers using the newsletter text, social media posts, images, videos, and education resources. Available in English and Spanish.
    the new nutrition facts label what's in it for you? FDA - two people wearing the food label walk on a runway

  • Spend Smart. Eat Smart.

    2015 Iowa State University Extension.
    Spend Smart. Eat Smart. is a Web site developed by Iowa State University Extension to offer information that can help families stretch food dollars and provide nutritious meals. The Web site focuses on three areas: Planning to Shop, Shopping the Store, and Preparing Meals.
    wrap on a plate with berries

  • Telephonic Health Coaching Initiative

    2018
    The University of Saint Joseph’s (USJ) SNAP-Ed Telephone Health Coaching (THC) Intervention, supports Connecticut residents in making healthier choices and significant changes to their lifestyles. Health coaches at USJ provide the guidance needed to educate and motivate SNAP-Ed clients to meet their health and wellness goals.
    woman speaking with another women in front of table

  • The Whole Milk Truth

    2014 Oklahoma Nutrition Information & Education Project.
    Statewide campaign to encourage consumption of 1% milk.
    2 different food labels to compare