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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.

  • 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.

  • Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy

    2015 University of Missouri Extension

    Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy is a PSE and social marketing intervention designed to increase consumer demand for healthy foods in communities and to increase amount of healthy foods sold by urban corner stores and rural small food retailers.

  • Text2BHealthy

    2015 Maryland SNAP-Ed Program - University of Maryland Extension

    Text2BHealthy is a social marketing and direct education text message-based intervention designed to stimulate positive behavior change in parents with respect to grocery shopping habits, fruit and vegetable consumption and physical activity.

  • Text2LiveHealthy

    2017 University of Colorado - Anschutz, School of Public Health, Rocky Mountain Prevention Research Center (RMPRC)

    The Text2LiveHealthy (T2LH) intervention is a direct education and social marketing intervention designed to increase the consumption of fruits and vegetables, increase physical activity, and increase family consumption of water while decreasing consumption of sugary bev

  • The Children's Healthy Living Program

    2019 University of Hawaii

    The Children's Healthy Living Program (CHL) is a direct education, social marketing, and PSE change intervention designed to help children ages 2-8 in pacific communities decrease sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake, increase water intake, increase fruit and vegetable intake, decrease rec

  • The Whole Milk Truth

    2014 Oklahoma Nutrition Information & Education Project.

    Statewide campaign to encourage consumption of 1% milk.