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  • 2021 | Department of Agriculture and Department of Health and Human Services.
    The 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines provides four overarching Guidelines that encourage healthy eating patterns at each stage of life and recognize that individuals will need to make shifts in their food and beverage choices to achieve a...
  • 2019 | Drexel University PA SNAP-Ed/EAT RIGHT PHILLY Program
    The Drexel University High School Nutrition Curriculum is a direct education curriculum designed to teach high school students the principles of the MyPlate Food Guidance system, while encouraging them to make healthy behavior changes...
  • 2019 | OKTEP: Oklahoma Tribal Engagement Partners and the Chickasaw Nation Nutrition Services Get Fresh! Program
    The Eagle Adventure (EA) was designed to address the need for culturally relevant SNAP-Ed programming to prevent type 2 diabetes in Indian Country. EA was developed using the CDC Eagle Book series as the central theme. Through this...
  • 2016 | The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance.
    Video shows how Eat Smart New York Nutrition Education classes teach SNAP--eligible households to eat better for less ...
  • 2016 | University of Missouri Extension-Missouri Council for Activity and Nutrition
    Eat Smart in Parks (ESIP) is a PSE change and social marketing intervention designed to promote healthier eating in Missouri's state and local parks. The effort includes the development of a model ESIP policy that guides parks in...
  • 2012 | Pennsylvania Nutrition Education Network.
    The Eat Together PA campaign is helping Pennsylvanians to come back to the table for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks too! The campaign utilizes various media: billboards, bus shelters, leaflets cards, posters, and web sites...