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 | On Demand Capacity Building | ||||
 | $35.00 Trauma-Informed Nutrition Security This course sets the foundation for future Leah's Pantry courses. Some historical context of food security and community nutrition approaches are introduced, followed by a discussion of the meaning of food in our lives, the role of trauma and... | ||||
 | On Demand Capacity Building Breakthrough Messaging consists of six interactive modules that explore the components of effective message development, writing and delivery. Together the modules provide the information, guidance and tools needed to become a more effective... | ||||
 | Recorded Webinars Public Health Reaching Across Sectors (PHRASES) | ||||
 | EatFresh Healthy eating doesn't have to be confusing! Take the free EatFresh.org Mini Course to boost your nutrition, cooking, and healthy living knowledge. Each self-paced topic takes 5-10 minutes to complete. Learn how to: -Eat healthy -Save money -Cook... | ||||
 | EatFresh The EatFresh.org Mini Course for Educators was designed to support nutrition educators. Like the Mini Course, it’s available in English and Spanish and is mobile friendly. The five topics for educators support leading efficient and effective... | ||||
 | On Demand Capacity Building | ||||
 | Recorded Webinars These recorded webinars explore the economic, environmental, and social impacts of food waste and offer practical, community-driven strategies for reduction and recovery. This course provides an actionable roadmap for building successful partner... | ||||
 | Recorded Webinars These recorded webinars explore the economic, environmental, and social impacts of food waste and offer practical, community-driven strategies for reduction and recovery. This course provides an actionable roadmap for building successful partner... | ||||
 | On Demand Capacity Building Stimulant use has been prevalent in the western US for decades and remains higher in rural communities than in metropolitan areas. For women, stimulant use tends to accelerate more quickly, leading to severe physical and emotional problems, and... |
