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| The Society for Nutrition Education (SNE) represents the unique professional interests of nutrition educators in the United States and worldwide. SNE is dedicated to promoting effective nutrition education and communication to support and improve healthful behaviors and has a vision of healthy communities through nutrition education and advocacy. SNE provides forums for sharing innovative strategies for nutrition education, expressing a range of views on important issues, and disseminating research findings. Members of SNE educate individuals, families, fellow professionals, and students, and influence policy makers about nutrition, food, and health.
Vision To promote healthy communities through nutrition education and advocacy. Mission The Society for Nutrition Education promotes effective nutrition education and communication to support and improve healthful behaviors. Guiding Principles and Values of SNE & SNEF
Fiscal responsibility
Inclusiveness
Open and respectful communication
Professionalism and integrity
Respect for diversity of opinions and perspectives
Trust building
Valuing contributions of volunteers and supporters
Well-informed decision making Goals of SNE Grow
and maintain a dynamic Society that promotes nutrition education practice
and research, and serves nutrition educators.
Provide access to research-based nutrition education resources for nutrition educators, other professionals and the public. Advocate for policies that support healthful eating, food security and sustainable food systems. Promote research related to effective nutrition education and behavior change at the individual, community and policy levels. Build collaborations with nutrition, education and health organizations, government and industry to promote healthy communities. Identity
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The Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior (JNEB) is a source of the latest information in nutrition education. In the past year, news stories from major media outlets have come from JNEB research articles. JNEB is on the forefront of research that's relevant in our world today! Please see below for some of fhe latest news from JNEB! Young Adults Not Drinking Enough Milk, Study Finds - ScienceDaily How Well Do You Know Your Children - The New York Times Parents Not Best Barometer of Kid's Eating, Exercise Habits - Forbes.com Good Habits May Change as Kids Get Older - Los Angeles Times Study Suggests Pre-Schoolers Not Healthier nor More Active than Older Children, Despite Parents' Beliefs - Robert Woods Johnson Foundation Picky Eaters Can be Converted - Toronto Globe and Mail |
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