Taking Action Against Childhood Obesity

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This video research report is based on a communications project to create the action plan for a childhood obesity awareness-raising and advocacy campaign targeting low-income African American parents of children ages 3-12. African American mothers and community leaders discuss how to engage potential advocates for environmental and policy change to halt the epidemic of childhood obesity. They provide a critically important community-level dialogue regarding childhood obesity prevention and the capacity-building that needs to occur in order to change things.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Childhood Obesity
• RWJF
• Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Fast Food
• Obesity Prevention
• Promoting Nutrition
• Nutrition
• Eating Healthy
• Arnell Hinkle
• MEE Productions
• Junk Food
• Black Communities

[shariefwat]

We; re " straining at a Knat and swallowing a camel". The problem with the American is the poisoning of these foods. Yeah too much fat and sugar are problems, but did nature intend for biological creatures to consume horemones ( synthetic estrogen), sythnthetic componds, nutient depleated flour (and for what), fermaldihide ( byproduct of aspertaim consumpsion),

Floride ( a "staight up " poision, doesnt even occure in nature by itself till man makes it happen)