Dear Partners,
We hope you can join
Let’s Move Faith and Communities
tomorrow – Thursday, September 12th – at 1 p.m. EDT for a webinar training on
Media-Smart Youth®: Eat, Think and Be Active! To register for the webinar,
click here.
Media-Smart Youth – part of
the National Institutes of Health’s
We Can! (Ways to Enhance
Children’s Activity & Nutrition)® program – is an after-school
program designed to help young people ages 11 to 13 understand the
connections between media
and health and to help youth build media analysis and production
skills. The program uses nutrition and physical activity examples to
help youth think critically about how media influences the choices they
make.
In addition, each of the next two weeks,
Let’s Move Faith and Communities invites you to join a webinar training on the
Energize Our Families: Parent Program, also part of
We Can! The Parent Program
is a multiple-session curriculum designed to provide
parents and caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need, along
with practical tools, to help families maintain a healthy weight.
Specific topics include shopping for healthy food on
a budget, controlling portion sizes, increasing physical activity in
youth and reducing family screen time.
We Can! is a national education program designed to provide families, caregivers and communities the science-based tips, tools and
strategies that they can use to help children eat right, move more and reduce screen time.
These webinar trainings equip faith and community leaders like you to use
We Can! materials and resources to help families help children lead healthier lives.
To register for a We Can! webinar, please click on one of the dates below or go to the
Partnership Center's website:
Webinars on "Energize Our Families: Parent Program"
Webinars on "Media-Smart Youth"
We look forward to seeing you on an upcoming We Can! webinar!
Sincerely,
The
Let's Move Faith and Communities Team
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