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It’s August and we’re observing National Breastfeeding Month! This year’s theme, Together We Do Great Things, is a celebration of the power and impact of our collective efforts. Join us all month long as we champion all activities in service to babies, families, and human milk feeding!
Stacy Miller, PhD, RD, CLC is a Breastfeeding Specialist who’s reducing childhood obesity through Colorado’s Baby-Friendly Hospital Collaborative, which improves breastfeeding prevalence and increases breastfeeding support at the local level. Thank you, Stacy!
ASPHN’s Guidelines and Health Conditions Related to Timing of Early Infant Feeding offers brief, relevant findings and proposed supportive measures to address infant feeding practices. This includes the timing of complementary foods and the link to health conditions.
ASPHN’s Mentoring Program is custom-made for new or existing members who want to get more involved, but aren’t sure how to take the first step! Let one of our mentors help you learn more about ASPHN and answer any questions you may have. Simply click the button below to get started!
ASPHN’s Children’s Healthy Weight CoIIN included a Breastfeeding Workstream in which seven state teams developed new policies and/or practices addressing social and ecological barriers to breastfeeding. Learn more about the teams’ activities and achievements in the advancement of breastfeeding.
At ASPHN, we build leaders in public health nutrition through unique learning and professional growth opportunities and events. Prioritize your career by staying up-to-date on the latest offerings and sign-up for upcoming events through the Sign-Up Corner!
At ASPHN, we strengthen nutrition policy, programs and environments for all people through the development of public health nutrition leaders and the collective action of our members nationwide. To accomplish our mission, we provide state and national leadership on food and nutrition policy, programs and services to our membership. Your active participation in ASPHN can keep you and your state on the cutting edge. Stay abreast of emerging public health nutrition issues and strategies; form new connections and partnerships with others professionals; influence important public policy and strengthen your leadership skills with ASPHN.
Do you perform state-level public health nutrition duties in your state department of health, human services, education, agriculture, aging or tribes? You can join ASPHN at no cost if your state pays annual dues! If you aren’t affiliated at the state-level, you can still join ASPHN! Membership starts at $25 for students and $50 for professionals. Learn More…
ASPHN has members in all U.S. states and territories. Our membership directory lists all of our members, their state, program and contact details. Use the directory to find peers and build connections that will strengthen your own work in public health nutrition. Browse the Directory…
I am always inspired by hearing what people from different states are doing, and what the priority issues are in their state. It helps to paint a picture of what cutting edge practice looks like, and helps me determine how best to train my graduate students so that they will have the necessary skills when they complete their MPH and RD.
Jamie Stang, PhD, MPH, RDN, University of Minnesota Associate Professor, ASPHN Associate Member
ASPHN meets my needs in so many ways. It fosters networking across public health nutrition professionals across the US keeps me abreast of current and cutting edge nutrition topics that are especially relevant to work at a state level; provides opportunities and training's to advance leadership skills and practice partners with other organizations to create change at the national level lives up to its mission and values
Diane Beth, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Nutrition Program Consultant, ASPHN Expanded Member
ASPHN has been providing me many learning opportunities, many network/working together opportunities, many opportunities that I was able to practice what I learned, leadership skills.... AND developing friendships. I do appreciate all ASPHN has giving to me for more than 10 years.
Takako Tagami, MS, MBA, RD, LD, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Senior Nutritionist, Expanded Member
Great professional development opportunities, internships for students, and actual program development through COIIN.
Abby Gold, PhD, MPH, RD, University of Minnesota Extension Health and Nutrition Program Leader, ASPHN Associate Member
ASPHN is so beneficial for my work as a public health nutritionist! The presentations at the annual meeting and webinars during the year are always on point for the work I do. Getting involved in ASPHN Councils, Committees and Board have provided great opportunities to network with wonderful colleagues from around the country. I'm a better professional for joining ASPHN!
DIANE PECK, MPH, RDN, ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICE, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & NUTRITION UNIT, ASPHN GENERAL MEMBER & BOARD DIRECTOR AT LARGE
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