In February 2022, the SNAP-Ed PDT Legislative Committee had their annual legislative workshop entitled SNAP-Ed What is Your Story? The webinar was not recorded, but the slides from the webinar may be viewed.
SNAP-Ed What is Your Story — Slides
In February 2022, the SNAP-Ed PDT Legislative Committee had their annual legislative workshop entitled SNAP-Ed What is Your Story? The webinar was not recorded, but the slides from the webinar may be viewed.
SNAP-Ed What is Your Story — Slides
Maine SNAP-Ed has developed a tracking tool to assist with tracking and monitoring PSE activities. Check out their resources below:
We have received the following states FY21 impact reports on their SNAP-Ed and EFNEP work during the 2021 fiscal year. Click on the name of each state to view the corresponding report:
Land-Grant University System SNAP-Ed Program Development Team Annual Work Meeting Report: Action Items and Accomplishments
April 19-21, 2021, Virtual
The Land-Grant University SNAP-Ed Program Development Team (PDT) is action-oriented, proactive, and focused on long-term projects. This 17-person team represents all Extension regions and is comprised of family and consumer science program leaders and other university administrators, SNAP-Ed program coordinators, an Assistant from the Land-Grant University (LGU) System, and an ex officio federal partner from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), U.S. Department of Agriculture. The team conducts monthly conference calls, subcommittee work, and an annual meeting to improve the consistency and effectiveness of Extension SNAP-Ed programming to address national health and nutrition-related problems facing populations with low income in the context of Extension’s broader low-income nutrition education portfolio.
At its annual meeting in April, the PDT reviewed progress, refined and updated its strategic plan implementation, and developed key action steps for the upcoming year. Specific deliverables were identified, building upon past efforts. These included:
The PDT’s ongoing goals are to support programming, professional development, and partner engagement in ways that will best serve the SNAP-Ed population.
Highlights from last year made possible in part due to the APLU SNAP-Ed Assessment include:
Members of the LGU SNAP-Ed Program Development Team for 2021-2022
North Central Region
Northeast Region
Southern Region
Western Region
Executive Committee
Rotating Off – April 2021
The SNAP-ED Program Development Team (PDT) Legislative Education committee conducted a webinar to share information on the importance of educating decision-makers on important bill and legislation that impact SNAP-Ed or other nutrition education programs.
Listen to the webinar recording
See the webinar slides
LGU SNAP-Ed National Report Infographic
Learn how EFNEP and SNAP-Ed programs complement each other from program goals, target audience, funding agencies, reporting, delivery format and impacts.
The LGU SNAP-Ed Professional Development Team sponsored a webinar on Thriving During COVID-19 on January 13, 2021. Four programs shared how they shifted their programming to reach their clients during the pandemic.
View the recording and see the powerpoint slides.
We have received the following states FY20 impact reports on their SNAP-Ed and EFNEP work during the 2020 fiscal year. Click on the name of each state to view the corresponding report:
The FY19 SNAP-Ed through the Land-Grant University System report is now available. This report features the outcomes and impacts of LGU SNAP-Ed programs representing 42 institutions and 37 states.
There is also a 1-page (front and back) infographic highlighting key findings of the report.
We are thrilled to announce the National Leadership Team and the SNAP-Ed Program Development Team for 2020-2021.