Let’s talk numbers: In the past 5 years the 2 directors of EatWell Exchange have taught over 19,500 people how to use foods from their culture to improve their overall health.
The feeling after presenting to an incredible group of dietitians is indescribable! We are so excited for everyone that participated in our workshop at Todays Dietitian Supporting Symposium! We can’t wait to see the great work you all do! #TDinUT
Mark your calendars! 🗓️
In two weeks, join Academy President @DrLauriWrightRD for a discussion on how to build a nutrition-related nonprofit with the directors of @EatWellExchange, Ashley Carter, MS, RD, LD, and Jasmine Westbrooks, MS, RD, LDN, CDCES.
👉 https://t.co/LJhD4cFsyw
Daily food choices make a big difference in your health so @EatWellExchange led a cooking demonstration with nutrition tips at @mdcollege Medical Campus to help the healthcare professionals take care of their own health.
@zeninawad @BAshbyMD How are you even a nurse if you care more about “grammar” then saving a life?!? EVERYONE can understand exactly what he said. And as a health care provider your focus should be patient centered care not going out your way to find any thing “wrong” to try to decrease credibility.
Don't miss this #FNCE session! 💡
Get the skills and steps of designing a wellness business plan that is sustainable and repeatable to improve nutrition education, resources, and eating habits of underserved communities: https://t.co/Tas596nce1
@EatWellExchange@FoodJonezi
📢 Calling on everyone!
Have you experienced food insecurity? 🍽️🚫 How do you think it has affected your health? Please share your thoughts and experiences. Let's shed light on the impact of food insecurity on our well-being.
#FoodInsecurity#HealthMatters#ShareYourStory
Today I worked on two bilingual programs, one in Hialeah and one in Little Haiti. We’re working on meeting people where they are in every way, including in their native language
Most people don't think about college students when discussing hunger and food insecurity, but 40 percent of U.S. college students experience food insecurity
Think of all the food you grew up with – were those recipes always healthy? The national nonprofit @EatWellExchange works to make sure that traditionally and culturally significant dishes are healthy, too. Here’s our @ScrippsNews story from Raleigh, N.C. https://t.co/wp87Iln8Zo