Resource Types: Story Collection

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How is the COVID-19 Pandemic Impacting Infant Feeding? – Story Collection Opportunity from USBC

As communities around the nation respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the USBC invites pregnant and breastfeeding families, health care providers, and all public health stakeholders to share stories about […]

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Advice and Help From the WIC Voices Story Team Members

Part of the National WIC Association’s WIC Voices Guide, this resource shares challenges, successes, lessons learns and resources from local WIC agencies who participated in the original WIC Voices Project.

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Steps in Implementing A Story Collection Project

Part of the National WIC Association’s WIC Voices Guide, this resource lists step-by-step directions that provide a road map for replicating the WIC Voices storytelling project at the federal, state […]

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Snapshot: The Original WIC Voices Project

Part of the National WIC Association’s WIC Voices Guide, this resource explains the nuts and bolts of the original WIC Voices Project.

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How to Tell Your WIC Story

Part of the National WIC Association’s WIC Voices Guide, this resource provides guidance for effective WIC storytelling, through verbal and written stories as well as photography and videos.

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WIC Voices: An Introduction

Part of the National WIC Association’s WIC Voices Guide, this resource describes the rationale for developing this guide and stories practical application to WIC work.

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National WIC Association WIC Voices Guide

Realizing that stories and testimonials are a powerful advocacy tool, the National WIC Association partnered with local and state WIC agencies across the country to create the WIC Voices Project. […]

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The First 1,000 Days: Listening to America’s Mothers

When it comes to diet and feeding practices, existing research is limited on low-income families in the United States. Even where the data are clear, they are only one part […]

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WIC grandfather, Idaho

“I am a single grandfather raising my daughter’s children, ages 6 months and 2 years old. WIC helped me get formula for the baby immediately after his mother was incarcerated. […]

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WIC mom, Idaho

“My son loves the fact that the WIC checks have his name on them. He likes to pick out his own produce. I let him pick what he thinks looks […]

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