The Food Behavior Checklist (FBC) is an evaluation tool to facilitate data collection of nutrition and physical activity behaviors in adult nutrition education programs delivered in English and Spanish, reduce respondent burden for participants and can be used with participants from a wide range of literacy levels

 

This is a repeat session of the December training. You only need to attend one of the available sessions. With CalFresh Healthy Living funding nearing its conclusion, teams are shifting from direct delivery to technical assistance and sustainability. One way to achieve this is to equip community champions with the knowledge and skills they need to take over this work. However, developing a comprehensive "Train the Trainer" program from scratch can feel overwhelming. Join us for a two-hour webinar designed to demystify this critical process. Participants will receive practical tips, resources, and best practices to successfully launch their own Train-the-Trainer program. Although this session will focus on Direct Education, we will also discuss policy, systems, and environmental (PSE) change work. To ensure you are fully supported, Leah's Pantry will offer dedicated Office Hours in the months following the webinar for one-on-one consultation and guidance as you begin to train community partners. Note: This is a repeat session of the December training. You only need to attend one of the available sessions.

Strengthen the foundation for long-term CalFresh Healthy Living program continuity with a session focused on the types of documentation that truly support sustainability, smooth program transitions, and effective program closeout. We’ll explore what makes resources “evergreen,” how to design materials that outlast staff or funding changes, and which documentation practices help preserve institutional knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and set the stage for future grant opportunities.

As we begin winding down the quarter, the Statewide Training team is creating space for something we all benefit from but rarely have time to do—simply connecting with one another. You’re invited to join us for a relaxed, one-hour end-of-quarter check-in. This session is an opportunity to pause together, talk about what’s been working well, reflect on challenges, and swap program ideas or insights as we head into the next phase of our work. Whether you have something specific to share or just want to listen and be part of the conversation, we’d love to have you! Come as you are—bring a story, a question, a win, or simply your curiosity. This is a chance to reconnect, support one another, and recharge as we close out the quarter.

As CalFresh Healthy Living programs evolve, many of us are focused on sustainability—training community champions, empowering local partners, and ensuring that great work continues. But what happens when our successors move on? How can we set the stage so the second and third persons are positioned to maintain the momentum? Join us for a practical and forward-thinking session exploring how succession planning can help strengthen the long-term sustainability of CFHL efforts. Together, we’ll highlight how simple tools—like templates, checklists, and planning guides—can help ensure your programs thrive well into the future.

With CalFresh Healthy Living funding nearing its conclusion, our focus is shifting from direct delivery to technical assistance and sustainability efforts.  One way to achieve this is equipping community champions with the knowledge and skills they need to take over this work.  However, developing a comprehensive "Train the Trainer" program from the ground up can feel overwhelming.  Join us for a two-hour, dynamic webinar designed to demystify this critical process.  You will receive practical tips, resources, and best practices to successfully launch your own Train-the-Trainer.  Although this session will focus on Direct Education, we will also discuss PSE work.  To ensure you are fully supported, Leah's Pantry will offer dedicated Office Hours in the months following the webinar.  These sessions will provide one-on-one consultation and support as you begin to train community partners.

Join the Bay Area Nutrition and Physical Activity Collaborative (BANPAC) and weight discrimination expert Virgie Tovar for a powerful, thought-provoking two-session training on dismantling weight stigma in public health. Together, we’ll critically examine the cultural and institutional frameworks that have shaped dominant narratives about weight, health, and responsibility. Participants will gain new vocabulary, conceptual tools, and practical strategies for identifying and interrupting weight bias in research, policy, and practice. This session invites honest reflection, transformative learning, and a reimagining of what equitable public health can look like when every body truly counts.