From maj at mycccc.org  Thu Feb 17 08:13:40 2011
From: maj at mycccc.org (Mariann Joslin)
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 09:13:40 -0500
Subject: [Tricountydirectorsgroup] FW: New Webinars for 2011
Message-ID: <001601cbceac$e15c7220$a4155660$@org>

I am passing along opportunities for free webinars for 2011. Check them out
below and feel free to share with anyone you think might be interested.  To
register press Ctrl + click on "Register Now" under each webinar you are
interested in attending.

 

 

Mariann Joslin - PLEASE NOTE MY NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:  MJ284 at CORNELL.EDU

The Child Care Council

A Program of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County
121 Second St

Oriskany NY  13424
315.223.7850 x236

 

Does your child love going to child care? Visit  <http://www.mycccc.org>
www.mycccc.org to nominate your family's Friend of Children today!

Join Parent Central Now!   <
<http://highqualitychildcare.org/naccrra_ny/join.html>
http://highqualitychildcare.org/naccrra_ny/join.html>

 





  

	


Sign Up Now! Webinars for 2011 


Public Health Law & Policy (PHLP) brings an array of trainings right to your
desktop - a convenient way to get up to speed on the most effective,
cutting-edge strategies for making healthy changes in your community. Each
training is packed with new ideas, expert support, and real-life stories
from communities tackling some of the same issues you're facing right now. 

All webinars are free and begin at 10am PST.

  _____  


8 Keys to a Strong Policy 


February 24 


Strong new obesity prevention policies are crucial for creating real and
lasting change in any community. But how can you make sure a proposed policy
will succeed? In this webinar, we'll talk about the difference between
policies and programs, and you'll learn 8 critical steps to making sure a
new local policy is on solid ground. 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/c32ca3fe
ce/t=a&d=576323247> Register now 

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Healthier Food for Revitalized Communities 


March 24 


Local efforts to rebuild "blighted" neighborhoods offer a prime opportunity
to attract grocery stores and other healthy food outlets to the areas that
need them most. Learn how you can plug into redevelopment projects to get
healthier food options into the plan. 

Cosponsored by the Community Food Security Coalition and the Healthy Corner
Stores Network 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/9c16c12f
4e/t=a&d=579348449> Register now 

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Opening Up the Schoolyard 


April 28 


In many communities, the safest and most convenient places for children to
play are school facilities like gyms, sports fields, and playgrounds - but
districts often close their property to the public after hours, concerned
about liability, security, and maintenance. We'll take you through the nuts
and bolts of how to create contracts that expand access to school grounds
with schools, local government, and even nonprofits sharing the costs and
responsibilities. 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/0b421d68
ba/t=a&d=571027311> Register now 

  _____  


Junk Food Marketing to Kids: Can We Stop It? 


May 26 


The food industry spends over $1 billion each year marketing fast food,
sugary cereal, and other "junk" foods to children. We'll look at new
strategies that policymakers and advocates across the country have begun
exploring to limit food marketing in schools, neighborhoods, and on TV and
the internet. 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/3e75738b
e8/t=a&d=572990216> Register now 

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Pricing for Health: How to Make the Healthy Stuff Cheaper 


June 23 


Pricing strategies, including taxes, have been very effective in cutting
tobacco use. We'll look at how various ways of influencing the price of
unhealthy products have worked for tobacco control and whether they could
help combat obesity - and we'll explore some nontraditional pricing
strategies to make healthy foods more affordable. 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/8527a9e8
0e/t=a&d=576762811> Register now 

  _____  


Healthier Corner Stores: Finding the Funding 


July 28 


Advocates can tap into a range of programs through federal, state, and local
agencies to help make corner stores a source of fresh, healthy food instead
of just liquor and cigarettes. You'll learn how to identify and leverage
government tools and financing mechanisms to create healthier convenience
stores.

Cosponsored by the Community Food Security Coalition and the Healthy Corner
Stores Network 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/fd92ad87
81/t=a&d=572838559> Register now 

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Walkable Streets and the Law 


September 22 


As local governments start planning more pedestrian-friendly communities,
legal questions may emerge, especially around liability issues. But is there
reason to be concerned? We'll provide an overview of what makes a community
walkable and how to consider the liability risks, and we'll walk you through
new tools to make pedestrian-friendly streets the default in your community.


 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/f9a9e195
56/t=a&d=574805416> Register now 

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New Partnerships for Healthier Corner Stores 


November 17 


Nutrition assistance programs like WIC and SNAP not only help low-income
families afford healthy meals, they're also an economic boon for
participating retailers. Corner store owners who become authorized WIC and
SNAP vendors will need to stock healthier items for everyone in the
neighborhood, and they'll benefit from new sources of revenue. We'll talk
about how advocates can work effectively with store owners to maximize the
benefits of nutrition assistance programs for consumers and retailers alike.

Cosponsored by the Community Food Security Coalition and the Healthy Corner
Stores Network 

 
<http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PublicHealthLawPolic/c189612bdf/4c18e595e1/5719c2a6
60/t=a&d=574299501> Register now 

 

  _____  

This series was made possible with support from the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, the Community Food Security Coalition, Kaiser Permanente, and
Communities Putting Prevention to Work, funded by the Department of Health
and Human Services.

 

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From mj284 at cornell.edu  Thu Feb 17 08:05:00 2011
From: mj284 at cornell.edu (Mariann Joslin)
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 09:05:00 -0500
Subject: [Tricountydirectorsgroup] (no subject)
Message-ID: <BD528A131939BF44AF6D7F45FFA9C4103BF1D104CB@MBXC.exchange.cornell.edu>

The KEYS program is offering a FREE workshop for day care centers - see attached.

Mariann Joslin - PLEASE NOTE MY NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:  MJ284 at CORNELL.EDU
The Child Care Council
A Program of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County
121 Second St
Oriskany NY  13424
315.223.7850 x236

Does your child love going to child care? Visit www.mycccc.org<http://www.mycccc.org> to nominate your family's Friend of Children today!
Join Parent Central Now!   <http://highqualitychildcare.org/naccrra_ny/join.html>



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