2024 Virtual Conference
2024 Annual ASNNA Virtual Conference
The Association of SNAP-Ed Nutrition Administrators (ASNNA) Virtual Conference, themed “SNAP-Ed: From Promise to Practice,” is an essential series of virtual presentations for administrators, practitioners, and experts in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed). This virtual event focuses on sharing insights, strategies, and best practices in nutrition education interventions, aiming to transform the foundational promise of SNAP-Ed into practical, effective actions that positively impact diverse communities, all accessible from the comfort of your own space.
Conference Recordings
Day 1
2024 Conference Recording Day 1
Covering the Program Delivery and Communications presentations.
Day 2
2024 Conference Recording Day 2: Part 1
Covering Staff Training and Evaluation presentations.
Day 2
2024 Conference Recording Day 2: Part 2
Covering Evaluations (continued from part 1) and Reaching Diverse Audiences presentations.
Day 2
2024 Conference Recording Day 2: Part 3
Covering Collaboration presentations.
Day 1: Block 1
Program Delivery
A Journey of SNAP-Ed in Rural Iowa Communities
Justine Hoover
A Fresh Start to a Healthier You!
Lindsey Breunig-Rodriguez, Priscilla Ofori, Renda Nelson
Strengths and Challenges Between Urban and Rural Programming
Lindsey Breunig-Rodriguez, Priscilla Ofori, Renda Nelson
Flourishing in Recovery: How Cooperative Extension Supported Gardening & Nutrition Education Can Support Recovery Capital
Dr. Nicole Breazeale, Jann Knapppage, Bethany Pratt
Adapting a Statewide Produce Prescription Program to Meet Community Needs and Improve Health
Katie Leite
Day 1: Block 2
Communications
Core Competencies for Social Media and Marketing Initiatives
Sarah Misyak, Keely Blankenship, Stephanie DeBerry, Beth Peralta, LaToya Drake
Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Comprehensive Social Marketing Campaign: Drink Water, Georgia!
Emily Walters, Dr. Jung Sun Lee, Edda Cotto-Rivera, Dr. Vibha Bhargava, Tristen
Webb
Improving Social Media’s Reach to Promote Healthy Behaviors among Parents of SNAP-Eligible Preschoolers
Kathleen Davis
Day 2: Block 1
Staff Training
Facilitated Study Groups to Enhance PSE and Community Connections
Jen Moss, Eileen Grigsby, Shelby Winters, Courtney Schupp, Nora Downs
Development of Zoom Education Certification Guidelines to Support Implementation Fidelity within SNAP-Ed Direct Education
Elena Serrano
Day 2: Block 2
Evaluation
Approaches to community-centered needs assessment
Latresh Davenport, Amanda Tyler
Maps, Dashboards, and How We Use them to Plan, Deliver, and Evaluate SNAP-Ed Programs: A Panel Discussion
Haley Huynh, Hyunjun Kim, Caitlin Kownacki, Kerri Vasold
Leveraging Technology to Adapt, Disseminate, and Implement a Statewide Obesity Prevention Program in Head Start Centers
Victoria Culkin, Luc Alvarado, Nan Zeng
Day 2: Block 3
Reaching Diverse Audiences
Africa Diaspora Dual Language Initiative (Swahili Project)
Winnie Mukuna
The Power of Language
Courtney Slater
Weight stigma 2.0: Moving from theory to practice
Dr. Jennifer Ward
Day 2: Block 4
Collaboration
Collective Impact of the 1890s Multi-State Community Nutrition Education Conference
Ebony Lott, Marion Mosby, Teresa Henson, Dr. Andrea Morris
Collaborating with the Community and Agency Partners to Improve Nutrition Security: Connecting DC Residents with Federal Nutrition Programs and a Novel Eligibility Estimator Tool
Lauren Marr, Jo-Ann Jolly
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