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Good-For-Them Gifts That Are Easy On Your Wallet
Looking Back and Moving Forward: SNEB Commitment to Embracing Racial Equity and Social Justice
As 2020 closes, Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) members will remember a year unlike any other. Friends,
Optimizing Lessons Learned from COVID-19’s Effects on School Nutrition Programs
The closure of US public schools during the COVID-19 public health emergency has affected up to 55 million students,
Cooking Fatigue: How to Overcome It & Resources
Family Meals
New Dietary Guidelines, New Opportunities
Reimagine this…recipes using food in new ways
Community fridges – the ‘little free library’ for food
Call them community fridges, free food fridges or ‘freedges,’ refrigerators set up in community locations for
Being Healthy is DINE’s Responsibility
External Validity
In JNEB, the Discussion section should compare and contrast the results of the research with other published studies. The
Flipping the Script Towards Health Equity: A Call for Native Land Acknowledgment
Nutrition and health professionals often discuss, research, and write about social determinants of health. We acknowledge health disparities among
CDC Coronavirus Halloween/holiday & other food-related guidelines; Bring PE to Your Family Week (October 19 – 23, 2020)
Community nutrition education during a pandemic
2021 Conference Theme: Raising Reliance and Resilience
Our premiere online conference this year was a resounding success due to our adaptation and innovation. The tech features
September is National Family Meals Month: Stay Strong with Family Meals
SNEB President Koch emphasizes four key points during oral comments to Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
Influencing Up: Children’s Sway on Parents’ Food Choices
Forging the Future of Food and Nutrition Education
1 As I
In her final JNEB presidential editorial, Jennifer Wilkins described how the COVID-19 pandemic presents challenges and opportunities.Meal kits: from delivery to grocery stores and more!
Just 3 years ago I looked at meal kits. How times have changed! The focus
Food Insecurity Article Collection
View the article collection here.
Food insecurity among all age groups within the United States is an
LGBTQ+ Inclusion and Health Disparities
NCCOR at SNEB 2020
Linda Bobroff, Ph.D., RD Receives the Prestigious 2020 SNEB Helen Denning Ullrich Award for Lifetime Excellence in Nutrition Education
The Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior Announces Joan Dye Gussow, EdD as the 2020 President’s Award Recipient
Susan Foerster MPH Receives the 2020 ACPP Health Promotion Policy Award
Colleen K. Spees, PhD, MED, RDN, LD, FAND to Receive the 2020 SNEB Early Professional Achievement Award
Teen Battle Chef Receives the 2020 SNEB Nutrition Education Program Impact Award
Rachel L. Vollmer, Ph.D., RD Receives the 2020 Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Nutrition in Higher Education Award
Karla Pagán Shelnutt, PhD, RD Receives the 2020 SNEB Mid-Career Professional Achievement Award
Marissa McElrone Receives the 2020 KSCN-SNEB Student Award
Health Disparities, Food Marketing/Food Deserts and Food Systems
Challenges and Opportunities Created by the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented challenge with immediate impacts on public and economic health. It has radically changed
Congratulations and Thank You
This is the time of year when we are normally getting ready to see everyone at annual conference, and
5 Reasons to Register for the SNEB Annual Conference
On Reflecting; Let’s Start with Stories from Diverse Perspectives
The Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB): Statement on Addressing Racial Injustice
The Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB)
Statement on Addressing Racial Injustice
We are heartbroken, angry and deeply saddened by the