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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S ASPHN Mini CoIIN August 2020 Networking Call Where we have been

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

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ASPHN Mini CoIIN August 2020 Networking Call

Where we have been and what we have accomplished!

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

Alabama

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Alabama

  • AL Partnership for Children
  • AL Cooperative Extension
  • AL Department of Agriculture and Industries
  • AL Department of Education
  • AL Department of Public Health
  • Childcare Resources
  • Child Care Central
  • Farm Food Collaborative- Food Bank of North AL

Myra, Caliste and Theresa Molly Natalie, Chyna, Carey Talicia Joan Darmeshia

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

  • Expanded Coalition
  • Learning Collaborative
  • Equity Focus

Accomplishments

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  • Expanded Co-Lead Team
  • Postponed in-person learning collaborative
  • Changed Coalition framework

Changes that the Spring & Summer of 2020 Brought

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

Larger State Farm to ECE Vision Vision: All of Alabama’s ECE programs are empowered to successfully source healthy local food, build gardens and offer food and agriculture activities that enrich the quality

  • f early learning experiences for children

and support the Alabama food economy.

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Arizona

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Arizona Team

✓ Met through Arizona’s SNAP-Ed. Network, working on Farm to ECE (typically via gardens) ✓ Typically meet

  • monthly. Will move to

quarterly until project ASPHN vs FIG is determined ✓ Learned each others’ work better, but importantly the work

  • f our ECEs
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Arizona’s ASPHN CoIIN State Team

Arizona Department Health: Bonnie Williams and Jesse Davenport Arizona Department of Education: Ashley Schimke AZHealthZone ✔Yuma: Suzanne Copper ✔Cochise: Reghan Derfus, Charlotte Taylor & Elisabeth Tyndell ✔Pima: Jennifer Parlin ✔Maricopa: Tina Wegner & Ashley Grabb ✔Yavapai: Hope Wilson

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

What we accomplished April 2019 to July 2020 ✓Build & test 3 online trainings ✓Interview to see how training effected relatability & relevancy ✓Foster existing ECE Provider relationships

(Highlight team’s Mini CoIIN focus and accomplishments in first two years – can be the PDSA cycles or can be the larger Mini

  • CoIIN. Include what

your most proud of as the lead.)

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✔Those with additional time could connect more with the project (interviews, review of feedback or edits to the presentations) ✔More awareness of inequities presented within ECE landscape

(Share 2-3 insights into how the team adapted or shifted in response to COVID -19 and/or to the call for racial justice.)

Changes that the Spring & Summer of 2020 Brought

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What our greatest Mini CoIIN accomplishments were?

1) Co-developed 3 Farm to ECE Online Trainings 2) Identifying goals for ECEs before, during and what in longed for post-pandemic includes Farm to ECE activities.

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Larger State Farm to ECE Vision ✔Arizona would like to see Farm to ECE become a tool for nutrition that is both implemented in ECE settings of various types, but articulated from advocates of ECE professionals in the state.

What is your state and/ or teams’ long- term vision for farm to ECE in your state.

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

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Colorado

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Colorado Team

  • CDPHE- Co Leads

Jennifer Dellaport Brittany Martens

  • LiveWell Colorado-

Wendy Moschetti

  • Healthy Community

Food Systems- Jim Dyer

  • Boulder County PH-

Sarah Scully Heather Hauswirth

  • Valley Roots Food Hub-

Allyson Stone

  • San Luis Valley Foods

Coalition- Liza Marron

  • Early Childhood

Council SLV- Amberly Atencio

  • Children’s Garden

Early Learning Center- Alisa Edwards

  • CSU Research -

Morgan McCloskey

  • CDHS Office of Early

Childhood- Kristen Lang

  • CDE School Nutrition-

Jonathan Padia

  • CDA Business

Development and Marketing - Daniela Trotta Wendy White

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Accomplishments

April 2019 to July 2020

  • Assessment of Local Food Curriculum
  • Planning and Preparation for San Luis Valley Event
  • COVID19 Transition to 4 Online Events
  • What is Farm to ECE, Virtual Tour of the Food Hub, Food Safety

and Local Foods, Parent Engagement.

  • San Luis Valley Programming (currently under way)
  • 80% off orders, min order or $150, free delivery and TA
  • Knife Skills Online Workshops
  • In person transitioned to online programming
  • English and Spanish, 2 class series, materials delivered to

participants

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✔In person Kick-off Event

Moved to online event, and marketing materials

✔Match-making

Creation of surveys to build relationships between Farmers and ECE Centers and Homes.

Changes

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Greatest Mini CoIIN Accomplishments

  • Amazing Partnerships

Farm and Food Systems Response Team COFSAC Farm to Institution Work

  • Statewide Surveys

Farm to ECE Strengths, Challenges and Opportunities

  • Exploring PDSA Cycles

Increase access and success with ECE using local foods procurement through food hubs.

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Team’s Long-term Vision

ECE programs can easily access and use affordable local foods using varied models, and farmers and food producers become and grow viable businesses.

  • By. . .

✔Incentivizing local procurement in Colorado ✔Continued testing and refining procurement models ✔Supporting agriculture/food literacy with CO specific resources. ✔And much more to be determined!

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Thank You & Questions

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Minnesota

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About My Team:

Representatives from:

  • Minnesota Departments
  • f Health and Education
  • University of Minnesota

Extension

  • Two small nonprofits:

The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and Renewing the Countryside Meet bi-monthly, remote

Minnesota’s Farm to ECE Mini-CoIIN Team

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

What we accomplished April 2019 to July 2020✔Used feedback to fill noted needs

✔Working to create ‘grab and go’ materials ✔Integrate farm to ECE language in other documents

✔Reconnected and rolled with 2020!

(Highlight team’s Mini CoIIN focus and accomplishments in first two years – can be the PDSA cycles or can be the larger Mini

  • CoIIN. Include what

your most proud of as the lead.)

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✔Refocusing of priorities – considering both racial justice and virtual opportunities ✔Differing capacity – state partners with many COVID responsibilities, including school planning and COVID response line. (Share 2-3 insights into how the team adapted or shifted in response to COVID -19 and/or to the call for racial justice.)

Changes that the Spring & Summer of 2020 Brought

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What our greatest Mini CoIIN accomplishments were?

  • Collecting data and utilizing that data to respond to

stated needs in Minnesota

  • Working within existing structures to identify how we

can best utilize systems to advance Farm to ECE

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Larger State Farm to ECE Vision ✔Re-invigorating our farm to early care network to reflect statewide representation and needs ✔Continuing to work with systems to integrate farm to early care.

What is your state and/ or teams’ long- term vision for farm to ECE in your state.

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Ohio

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About the Ohio Team:

  • Carol Smathers, OSU Extension Field Specialist
  • Hannah Bills, Program Director, Growing Healthy Kids
  • Haley Plahuta, Farm to School Program Assistant
  • Heidi Scarpitti, RD at Ohio Dept of Health
  • Kelly Corfman, Program Consultant, Creating Healthy Communities
  • Anita Armstrong, Head Start Collaboration Director, Office of Early

Learning and School Readiness

  • Julie Stone, Associate Executive Director, Ohio Head Start Association
  • Alyssa Dorsey, Program Manager, Growing Healthy Kids
  • Alison Patrick, Grant and Program Manager, Cuyahoga County Board of

Health

  • Elizabeth Douglass, Farm to School Program Specialist, Ohio Dept of

Education

  • Representation from Children’s Hunger Alliance
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What we accomplished April 2019 to July 2020

  • Statewide Needs Assessment Survey with 1,680 responses
  • Over 340,000 Great Apple Crunch registrations.
  • Created and very close to launching Farm to ECE training
  • Hired equity consultant and team engaged in two equity

workshops to lead our team’s priorities equitably.

  • Planning for Ohio Farm to ECE roadmap.
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  • Green bean seed distribution.
  • Doodle polls for meetings .
  • Unable to launch Farm to ECE training in April.
  • Partners able to engage more community

members and educators online.

Changes that the Spring & Summer of 2020 Brought

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What our greatest Mini CoIIN accomplishments were?

  • Statewide needs assessment was a big undertaking and

exciting to hear from ECE sites all around the state.

  • Creating the entire Farm to ECE training has also felt like

a big accomplishment!

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Larger State Farm to ECE Vision

  • 1. Increase F2ECE coalition membership to bring new perspectives, resources, and skills

by including diverse, cross-sector individuals and stakeholders.

  • 2. Increase edible gardens implemented at ECE sites.
  • 3. Increase ECE educators’ skills and knowledge in nutrition and agriculture educational

classroom activities.

  • 4. Implementation of statewide policy to sustain support to ECE programs in serving

local products (i.e. increased reimbursement program, clarified food safety state code, etc.).

  • 5. Establishment of a network of central kitchens and/or food HUBs to increase

availability of local products for ECE programs to serve.

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