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X-WR-CALNAME:Reducing Food Insecurity and Improving Health through a Univer
 sity-Food Bank Partnership
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DESCRIPTION:In their presentation\, Himmelgreen and Romero-Daza will focus 
 on the history of the Center for the Advancement of Food Security and Heal
 thy Communities (CAFSHC) at the University of South Florida.\n\nThey will 
 illustrate the ways in which academics can partner with diverse stakeholde
 rs to address pressing issues affecting local communities.\n\nWorking toge
 ther with a regional food bank\, Feeding Tampa Bay (FTB)\, and with other 
 community partners\, CAFSHC has conducted research and program evaluations
  on innovative food assistance and nutrition education programs aimed at r
 educing food insecurity and improving health outcomes in vulnerable popula
 tions.\n\nThey will also highlight the training opportunities available to
  students and discuss the intersection of anthropology and public health.\
 n\nCo-Sponsored with the Global Health Program\n\nWatch in-person at Halli
 e Ford Center 115\n\nWatch via https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/92600866951\n
 \nLearn more about upcoming and past seminars.\n\nSpeakers\n\nDavid Himmel
 green\, PhD\nDepartment of Anthropology\, Center for the Advancement of Fo
 od Security and Healthy Communities\, University of South Florida\n\nDavid
 's research interests include Biological Anthropology\, Medical Anthropolo
 gy\, Maternal and Child Health\, Nutritional Assessment\, Food Insecurity 
 and Hunger\, Child Growth and Development\, Obesity and Chronic Disease\, 
 Hypertension\, Nutrition Education\, Nutrition and HIV/AIDS\, HIV/AIDS Pre
 vention Evaluation\, Behaviorally Based Intervention Research\; Costa Rica
 \, Southern Africa\, India\, and the United States.\n\nNancy Romero-Daza\,
  PhD\nDepartment of Anthropology\, Center for the Advancement of Food Secu
 rity and Healthy Communities\, University of South Florida\n\nNancy's rese
 arch interests include HIV/AIDS\, Women's Health\, Health Problems in the 
 Inner City\, Infant Mortality\, Drug Abuse\, and Commercial Sex\; Costa Ri
 ca\, Southern Africa\, and United States.
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LOCATION:Hallie E. Ford Center For Healthy Children and Families\, 115
SUMMARY:Reducing Food Insecurity and Improving Health through a University-
 Food Bank Partnership
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/Reducing-Food-Insecurity
 -and-Improving-Health-through-a-University-Food-Bank-Partnerships
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