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Posted On: October 29th 2026, 07:04 pm
Research by Dr. Katherine Soule, @ucanr and colleagues explored how local agencies implementing California’s SNAP-Ed program used community-centered strategies to support youth and family health.
The key takeaway from this research? Building on community strengths and listening to local voices can help create more responsive, effective nutrition and health programs.
Read the full study at the link in bio!
#SNAPEd #CommunityHealth #NutritionEducation #HealthEquity #UCANR
Image description: A chart with graphics depicting trusted relationships, community voices and community champions. Image text: What can strengthen SNAP-Ed? Trusted relationships. Staff with shared lived experiences helped foster trust. Community voices. Programs adapted lessons, timing and incentives based on participant feedback. Community champions. Local partners helped co-lead nutrition and physical-activity initiatives.
The key takeaway from this research? Building on community strengths and listening to local voices can help create more responsive, effective nutrition and health programs.
Read the full study at the link in bio!
#SNAPEd #CommunityHealth #NutritionEducation #HealthEquity #UCANR
Image description: A chart with graphics depicting trusted relationships, community voices and community champions. Image text: What can strengthen SNAP-Ed? Trusted relationships. Staff with shared lived experiences helped foster trust. Community voices. Programs adapted lessons, timing and incentives based on participant feedback. Community champions. Local partners helped co-lead nutrition and physical-activity initiatives.
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