Resource Types: <span>Presentation</span>

Engaging Providers for Sustainability: Lessons Learned from the CPHMC Project

NWA Staff and partners hosted a webinar with Dr. Rethy from Loudoun County, Virginia and Dr. Thompson from Racine Kenosha, Wisconsin to share best practices on how to engage providers […]

CPHMC Presentation: Cohort #1 Best Practices

NWA created this presentation to provide guidance on best practices learned from Cohort #1 of the CPHMC project. This slideshow included best practices and resources on the following subjects: Process […]

Wood County Grocer’s Meeting Presentation

Wood County created this presentation to highlight their local work on healthy food retail as part of the CPHMC project. This presentation includes information for food retailers about survey results, […]

Wood County WIC at a Glance Training

Wood County created this WIC 101 Training to highlight their local work on WIC referrals. This presentation included basic information about WIC including staff, eligibility, the four pillars of WIC, […]

Unifying WIC Messages and Understanding Across Richmond City

Richmond City created this presentation to introduce physicians to the WIC program as part of their local work on WIC referrals and community-clinical linkages during the CPHMC project. Richmond City […]

CCI WIC Outreach Presentation

CCI created this presentation to highlight their local work on WIC Outreach and strengthening referrals networks during the CPHMC project. This WIC 101 presentation was used to explain the program […]

Angelina County WIC 101 Slides

Angelina County created this powerpoint presentation as part of their local work on WIC 101 Trainings during the CPHMC project. This training outlines the WIC program, benefits and types of […]

Peer Counseling, Breastfeeding and Voucher Redemption Among WIC Participants: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment

This study will test whether increases in breastfeeding result in lower food package redemption costs for each mother/infant pair up to 6 months postpartum.

The Habit-Forming Effect of Subsidies: Evidence from WIC

WIC vouchers change purchasing decisions consistent with the nutritional guidelines of the program. However, we find that households exposed longer to the revised package are generally not more likely to continue to purchase these items after eligibility ends.

Resource Types: Presentation