Using policy, systems and environmental community work, how do we get people to make healthy choices if they have not experienced or lived the healthy choice journey? The healthy choice path includes seeing, touching, feeling and thinking about real-time food options and access.
This session will:
• Communicate an understanding of the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) as factors in a person's life; the conditions where a person lives, learns and works impact the health risks and behavior outcomes in the communities we serve.
• Introduce the conversation about money and its emotional impact on lives, along with how we work with people.
• Discuss food access in a few Missouri communities using the Double Up Food Bucks Project link with a community assets mapping project.
Speakers:
Leslie Speller-Henderson, Associate Professor in the School of Health Professions at MU, session lead
Amanda Grimes, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences in the School of Nursing and Health Studies at UMKC
Graham McCauley, Associate Extension Professor and State Specialist with University of Missouri Extension with Trulaske College of Business
Marco Pantoja, Assistant Extension Professor and State Specialist with University of Missouri Extension with Trulaske College of Business
Amber Allen, Human Development & Family Science Field Specialist for University of Missouri Extension
Jenni Nevatt, Nutrition Health Education Field Specialist with the University of Missouri Extension
Wyky Jean, Director of Development and Diversity with the Saint Francis Healthcare System in Cape Girardeau, MO
