The HPRC team is excited to share this reflection on our successes in 2024. From wrapping up key research projects to starting new ones, to new peer-reviewed research and resources focused on advancing nutrition, physical activity, healthy weight, and health equity, to virtual engagement opportunities across a range of topics, to continuing to engage with … Continue reading “2024: Year in Review”
Below we highlight our accomplishments from Q3, categorized within the four aims in which our Center is focused. Learn more about our Center aims here. Collaborate with Partners to Identify Evidence-Based Interventions Examining the Cost-Effectiveness and Health & Health Equity Impacts of a Sugary Drink Excise Tax in Massachusetts This quarter, the CHOICES team was … Continue reading “HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q3 2024”
The application deadline has passed. Thank you for your interest! The Prevention Research Center on Nutrition and Physical Activity at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health is now seeking applicants for our Fall 2024 Leaders in Health cohort! Program Overview Leaders in Health is seeking applications from community practitioners and residents who … Continue reading “Seeking Applicants for the Leaders in Health Fall 2024 Cohort”
This quarter, we presented about our core research project during a webinar with key partners, held coffee chats on the health equity benefits of sugary drink excise taxes and engaging community partners in health improvement planning, published a variety of new resources, and engaged with a non-profit promoting equitable green spaces in Boston. Below we … Continue reading “HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q2 2024”
This quarter, we published a variety of new peer-reviewed publications and held coffee chats on the health equity benefits of sugary drink excise taxes and engaging community partners in health improvement planning. Below we highlight our accomplishments within the four aims in which our Center is focused. Learn more about our Center aims here. Collaborate … Continue reading “HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q1 2024”
The HPRC team is excited to share this reflection on all our successes in 2023. From highlighting our research in a poster for APHA’s Annual Meeting to re-releasing the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0 with a variety of new data and information to collaborating with a local contemporary dance company to enhance their staff’s research … Continue reading “2023: Year in Review”
The CHOICES Project team is excited to announce the re-release of a tool for exploring and comparing effective strategies to improve child health: the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0. The CHOICES Project team is excited to announce the launch of the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0! This is a re-launch of the CHOICES National Action … Continue reading “Announcing the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0”
This quarter, we published a new research brief from our Massachusetts-CHOICES Core Research project highlighting an evidence-based intervention. We also updated and relaunched our OSNAP website, published a variety of new resources and peer-reviewed publications, and selected our fall 2023 Leaders in Health cohort. Below we highlight some accomplishments within the four key areas in … Continue reading “HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q3 2023”
The application deadline has passed. Thank you for your interest! The Prevention Research Center on Nutrition and Physical Activity at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health is now seeking applicants for our Fall 2023 Leaders in Health cohort! Program Overview Leaders in Health is seeking applications from community practitioners and residents who are … Continue reading “Seeking Applicants for the Leaders in Health Fall 2023 Cohort”
This quarter, we were delighted to host several coffee chats featuring a variety of speakers and topics, highlighting ways to promote nutrition, physical activity, and health equity through the adoption of evidence-based interventions. We also published some new resources and publications and are excited to share the release of a new podcast led by a … Continue reading “HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q2 2023”
