This is a USDA required course that emphasizes the most important civil rights information designed to support CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) work and the communities served. Please note, all staff funded by SNAP-Ed, including state and local staff, must complete the Civil Rights training each year. After attending this webinar, participants will be added to an online course to complete a knowledge check and receive a certificate of completion.

Este es un curso requerido por el USDA que destaca la información de derechos civiles más importante, la cual es diseñada para apoyar el trabajo de CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) y las comunidades atendidas. Tenga en cuenta que todo el personal financiado por SNAP-Ed, incluido el personal estatal y local, debe completar la capacitación de Derechos Civiles cada año. Después de asistir a este seminario web, los participantes serán agregados a un curso en línea para completar una verificación de conocimientos y recibir un certificado de terminación.

The Nutrition Pantry Program is a healthy pantry initiative that implements policy, system, and environment changes at food distributions. Description: This unique training will bring a fresh perspective to your programs with the objective of increasing the health and resilience of the communities you serve.  Participants will: Explore the relationship between positive and adverse experiences and nourishment Learn the basic process and principles of applying a trauma-informed approach to food security settings Learn to implement the Nutrition Pantry Program (NPP) with food distributions in your community. Gain a deep understanding of the NPP mission, process, resources, leading pantry practices, and COVID-19 considerations Audience: SNAP-Ed implementers, food bank and pantry staff, University Extension professionals, and other individuals and organizations looking for an organized policy, systems and environment (PSE) intervention to adapt to their sites. [If an agency has multiple participants, each participant must register separately so their registration email address can then be added to our online training system.] Training Delivery and Dates:  This program includes self-paced content (videos, reflection activities, and readings) and live, instructor-led sessions. Registered participants will gain access to our online training system (TalentLMS) beginning mid October, and will need to complete approximately 1.5 hours of self-paced work prior to the first live session on 11/03.  Key dates are as follows: Registration Closes: 11/02 Self-Paced Course Opens:  Mid-October Live Zoom Sessions: 11/03, 11/17, 12/01; Times: 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. PST Total Training Time:  Approximately nine hours total (4.5 hours of live sessions and about 4.5 hours of self-paced work) Next Steps: Upon completion of this course, participants are prepared to implement the Nutrition Pantry Program at their site(s) and will then receive access to additional resources, webinars, ongoing support, and our network of pantry partners.

This interactive training will equip participants to facilitate the Food Smarts: Waste Reduction curricula, which aims to increase awareness around strategies and tools to support food waste reduction.

This unique training will equip participants to facilitate the Around the Table curricula, which aims to increase the health and resilience of the communities you serve. 

Food Smarts is a flexible, learner-centered cooking and nutrition curriculum with materials and lesson plans appropriate for K-12 youth and adults (including older adults).

A course designed to enhance basic food tasting and recipe demonstration skills for nutrition educators.

This is a USDA required course that emphasizes the most important civil rights information designed to support SNAP-Ed work and the communities served. Please note, all staff funded by SNAP-Ed, including state and local staff, must complete the Civil Rights training each year.

This CalFresh Healthy Living Building Blocks for Success course will provide an overview of SNAP-Ed, what it is, who it serves, the Integrated Workplan (IWP) Blueprint, fiscal, programmatic, and disability inclusion as well as resources.

This course sets the foundation for future Leah's Pantry run courses.

Breakthrough Messaging consists of six interactive modules that explore the components of effective message development, writing and delivery. Together the modules provide the information, guidance and tools needed to become a more effective writer and communicator on behalf of your organization.