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What can we do to expand student health and wellness right now?
As we approach the one-year mark of COVID-19, school closing and disrupted life, education and community stakeholders are convening to develop solutions, participate in dialogue and discussion, and develop personal action plans for their communities to:
Establish and nurture the whole-child mindset and develop solutions to address inequalities through collaboration and cross-functional relationships.
Envision post-pandemic solutions to support continued healthier school community growth.
Emphasize the value of partnerships to create and fund healthier school communities.
What you will gain:
New thinking and perspectives about how to meet the diverse and multi-faceted needs of children, especially in a time of great change and challenges.
Ideas, connections, commitments to action, and a renewed sense of purpose and confidence.
Your own short- and long-term action plans for expanding on your healthier school community.
Who should attend:
- School Nutrition Professionals
- Educators and School Leaders
- School Health, Wellness and Nutrition Leaders
- Health and Public Health Leaders
- Food, Sustainability and Agriculture Business Community
- Community-based Education Leaders
- Students and Youth Leaders
- Parents
- Civic Leaders
- Corporate and Business Leaders
Register today and share your interest in this event with your peers and colleagues.
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Session 1
The Power to Transform Communities
Session 2
Profiles in Community Power: Building a People-Centered Movement
Session 3
Profiles in Community Power:
Multi-Issue and Multi-Racial Organizing
Session 4
The Power to Change Policies and Systems
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Exploring Community-Driven Change and the Power of Collective Action
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