Research & Resources Track | CEU Specialty 1 | Beginner
Beyond the Plate: Using the Social-Ecological Model in CNPs
Creating lasting change in child nutrition programs (CNPs) means addressing influences at every level, from individual behaviors to policies that shape communities. The Social-Ecological Model (SEM) supports programs by targeting child, family, organizational, community and policy factors. Learn practical strategies and tools to create healthy environments where children can thrive.Â
- Identify strategies aligned with SEM to strengthen nutrition programs.
- Apply SEM through case examples in early childhood settings.
- Highlight impact measurement and sustainability in program design.
Presented by
Elika Nematian, MPH
Academic Faculty/Extension Educator, University of Nevada Reno Extension – Las Vegas
Kylie Mansanas, MPH
Program Officer III, University of Nevada Reno Extension – Las Vegas
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