
Policy and Advocacy Module 1 - Advocacy 101
In order to effectively advocate for nutrition policy, understanding the legislative process as well as proven advocacy strategies is imperative.
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In order to effectively advocate for nutrition policy, understanding the legislative process as well as proven advocacy strategies is imperative.
Member Price $24.00
Nonmember Price $54.00
Brought to you by the Center for Lifelong Learning with a special thank you to the content writers and presenters, Karen Ehrens, RD, LRD and Laura Perdue, MPH, RDN.
In order to effectively advocate for nutrition policy, understanding the legislative process as well as proven advocacy strategies is imperative. This program will review how policy is impacted by legislation, regulations and other mechanisms. The role of individuals and the collective voice of organizations and groups will be explored.
CPEU: 2.0
CPE Level: 2
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This e-learning self-study includes web links and resources for additional Online Learning opportunities.
The Academy's Certificate of Training program provides in-depth instruction on broad areas of interest in the realm of nutrition and dietetics, with the goal of expanding knowledge, skills and/or competencies. Each Certificate of Training program consists of individual modules that are deep dives on specific aspects of a topic area; taken collectively, they provide the most comprehensive overview of the topic. Learners must complete all modules to receive the final Certificate.
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