This course is for facilitators wanting to learn how to implement the Dads Around the Table (AtT) curriculum.

Trauma-Informed Customer Service is a training for CalFresh Healthy Living staff and community educators facilitating classes and/or capacity-building programs in their community that would like to develop their customer service and relationship-building skills. Rooted in trauma-informed principles and practices, this training will help participants more effectively and compassionately handle difficult situations that may arise during their community-based work.

This course is for CalFresh Healthy Living staff wanting to learn how to implement the Food Smarts for College Students curriculum.

This training, led by a panel of local implementers, will teach educators how to engage adult and senior audiences using discussions and activities, giving them practical tools for effective teaching and learning.

This training, led by a panel of local implementers, will teach educators how to engage youth audiences using discussions and activities, giving them practical tools for effective teaching and learning.

In this webinar, learn about the differences between organic and non-organic foods, including how they are grown, regulated, and labeled. We will explore what the research says about consumer perceptions and any differences in nutritional content or health impacts. The session will also cover how this topic may come up in classrooms or community conversations. Dr. Cassandra Nguyen, Cooperative Extension Assistant Specialist in Community Nutrition at UC Davis, will present this webinar cohosted by CFHL, UC.

CalFresh Healthy Living and the Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition invite you to our Building Healthy Habits Initiative Toolkit Introduction & Training. The topics for the 2-hour event will address nutrition, beverages, gardens, physical activity, screen time, and Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) Changes for Sustainability. Each chapter includes a brief background, considerations for PSE Change approaches, activities, and resources.

In this episode, Colby and Carlos talk with Diane Moss, Managing Director at Project New Village in southeastern San Diego. Project New Village serves an area they call the Good Food District with urban gardens, a mobile farmers’ market, and an upcoming food and resource hub called The Village. 

Join Carlos and Colby as they explore how Project New Village gets San Diegans excited about urban gardening, unique community programm ...

Want to help youth be PSE change agents for health? Then join us for this webinar facilitated by the UC Davis Center for Regional Change, in collaboration with the UC Davis School of Education. Since FFY 2017, this team has supported youth-led research and action to promote healthy nutrition and physical activity, providing training, coaching, resource development and documentation support across California as a subcontractor of CalFresh Healthy Living, UC. This one-hour session will provide an introduction to youth participatory action research (YPAR) and share implementation examples within CalFresh Healthy Living programming. The webinar will also provide an orientation to the Community Futures, Community Lore YPAR resources and the Stepping Stones Toolkit—the SNAP-Ed approved curriculum for YPAR project design and facilitation. After this webinar, participants will: - Have a clear understanding of YPAR, its potential benefits and how it can be implemented within CalFresh Healthy Living programming; - Be familiar with key resources that support YPAR project planning and facilitation; and - Understand opportunities and considerations for launching a YPAR effort within their own programming.

Join us on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, for a free in-person event hosted by CalFresh Healthy Living Statewide Training. The Promising Practices Summit will be held in Fresno, CA, and will concentrate on successful initiatives and practical tips for implementing physical activity programs in your community. The Summit will also offer an opportunity to explore methods for guaranteeing that programs and initiatives are accessible for all members of the community.