How to Advocate
Be Informed, Be Prepared, Be Active
Eliminating SNAP-Ed would be a costly mistake—one that harms families, weakens communities, and disregards proven solutions. ASNNA is committee to ensuring that the value of SNAP-Ed is understood and the legacy continues. We’ve gathered materials that members and partners can use to advocate with policy makers about the program’s impact.
Below, you will find simple, ready-to-use materials to help individuals and organizations speak out and urge lawmakers to protect nutrition education. In addition to using these resources, we encourage you to stay engaged with ASNNA and connect with our Advocacy Committee. Together, we can amplify our voices, share strategies, and coordinate efforts to make sure SNAP-Ed and nutrition education continues to serve communities nationwide.
Quick Links
Advocacy Materials
These materials respond directly to the proposed elimination of the SNAP-Ed program, although many contain information that would be useful also for education.
- ASNNA Summer Recess Advocacy Toolkit l View Toolkit
- Advocacy Templates and Scripts for Communicating with Legislators | View Templates
- SNAP-Ed Values Statement with References | View Statement
- Priority Talking Points l From ASNNA | From the Farm to School Network
- State Communication Response Guide for Field Staff | View Resource
- Sample Resolution Requesting the Reinstatement of SNAP-Ed l View Resolution

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