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Thursday Highlights: Innovation & Inspiration at the National Child Nutrition Conference
Thursday continued the momentum with engaging discussions, thought-provoking workshops, and insightful featured speakers. Here’s a recap of the day’s key moments, with space for attendee reflections!
Read MoreMidweek Momentum: Wednesday Recap at the National Child Nutrition ConferenceÂ
Wednesday was packed with workshops, networking, and key policy updates, keeping the energy high as attendees gained valuable insights. Here are the highlights, with space for attendee reflections!
Read MoreDiving Into the National Child Nutrition Conference: Tuesday RecapÂ
The first full day of the National Child Nutrition Conference was packed with insightful sessions, networking opportunities, and important discussions on child nutrition policy and best practices. Here’s a look at the highlights from Tuesday.
Read More2025 National Child Nutrition Conference Awards CPEUs in Accordance with the commission on Dietetic Registration’s CPEU Prior Approval Program
Attendees of the 2025 National Child Nutrition Conference can receive up to 16.5 hours of CEUs, accredited by the Commission on Dietetic Registration.
Read MoreKicking Off the National Child Nutrition Conference: Monday RecapÂ
The National Child Nutrition Conference is officially underway! Monday was an exciting preconference day filled with invaluable sessions, networking opportunities, and in-depth discussions on child nutrition programs. Here’s a recap of the day’s events:
Read MoreMeal Pattern Minute: Whole Grain-Rich for Infants
Do CACFP operators need to provide one whole grain-rich grain per day when serving infants?
Read MoreTwo Critical CACFP Bills Re-Introduced in Congress
Today, April 10th, two important CACFP bills were re-introduced in Congress. The Child Care Nutrition Enhancement Act and Early Childhood Nutrition Improvement work together to provide much-needed improvements for the CACFP and address challenges faced by CACFP operators.
Read MoreSecretaries Rollins and Kennedy Visit Virginia Elementary School to Spotlight Child Nutrition ProgramsÂ
As part of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Ferdinand T. Day Elementary School in Alexandria, Virginia, to see the impact of child nutrition programs in action.
Read MoreMeal Pattern Minute: Edamame
Are edamame creditable in the CACFP?
Read MoreWelcome James (JC) Miller: New Administrator for Food and Nutrition Services at USDAÂ
We are pleased to share the exciting news that James (JC) Miller has joined the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) as the new Administrator for Food and Nutrition Services (FNS), effective March 24th. With a wealth of experience in leadership across healthcare, nonprofit, and government sectors, James is poised to bring a strong focus on improving the efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of USDA’s nutrition programs.
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