Nurturing Young Food Citizens of the Future Through Policy, System, and Environmental Changes

Participants will tour recent nationwide changes in SNAP-Ed partnerships and practices that offer fresh opportunities to capture the collective power of nutrition assistance and other federal programs, state and local projects, and private sector commitments generated by the 2022 White House Conference. After being introduced to new, inclusive tools � such as asset-based needs assessments, multi-sector collaboration, equity mapping, timely dashboards, and electronic reporting � participants will leave with new tools to develop strategies that empower food citizens and community partners to help end hunger, improve nutrition and physical activity, and reduce disease risk in underserved communities.