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Food Fax®
Now in its 20th year of publication, Food Fax® is a quarterly one-page, complimentary news bulletin devoted to an issue prevalent in the food industry. The information, commentary and analysis of Food Fax® is appreciated by more than 800 colleagues worldwide, who receive the periodical directly. Food Fax® is published by Carol T. Culhane, a Professional Home Economist with a Master of Business Administration and a Certificate in International Food Law from Michigan State University. Carol has more than twenty-five years of multidisciplinary experience in the food industry. Click here to access Food Fax®. About the Canadian Symposium: Issues and Directions in Home Economics / Family Studies / Human Ecology www.canadiansymposium.ca
CS XIII Proceedings Home Economics Institute of Australia Inc. - Position paper
Home economics and the Australian Curriculum October 2010 The Five Keys to Safer Food explain the basic principles that each individual should know all over the world to prevent foodborne diseases. Over 100 countries have reported using the Five Keys to Safer Food. As a result, thousands of food handlers, including consumers, are empowered to prevent foodborne diseases, make safe and informed choices and have a voice to push for a safer food supply.
To ensure the same understanding in practice along the full chain - from farm to table – WHO has developed additional Five Keys materials directed to rural people who grow fruits, vegetables and fish for their own use or for sale on local markets. WHO’s objective is to target those who usually do not have access to food safety education despite the important role they have in producing safe food for their community. Home economists’ views and perceptions of spiritual health and wellbeing: A collective affirmation statement
Jay R. Deagon, PhD and Donna Pendergast, PhD Click here Augmenting Home Economists' Understandings of Cartesian Philosophy Jay R. Deagon, PhD Click here 
As recognized Registered Dietitians and nutrition communication experts, we’re pleased to share nutrition trends, insights and event highlights with you in our newsletters. http://www.nutritionfornonnutritionists.com/ 
Why take on the Healthy Kids Quest? To encourage and empower students to make healthy lifestyle choices. A healthy, balanced lifestyle is particularly important for children, since habits established in childhood often stay with us for life.
Agriculture More Than Ever is an industry cause to improve perceptions and create positive dialogue about Canadian agriculture. Your ag story matters. Speak up and speak positively. Click here.
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Nature's Sweet Mystery
Nature’s Sweet Mystery
Nature’s Sweet Mystery is an exciting teaching resource for grades 4-6. Through experiments and activities, students learn about food science, food production, the human body, nutrition, and physical activity within a series of four Missions. All activities have been developed to meet curriculum expectations in the areas of science, health and physical education across Canada. The content of this resource was developed by the Canadian Sugar Institute’s Nutrition Information Service, in collaboration with Ontario Agri-Food Education Inc. and educational consultants. Nature’s Sweet Mystery can be downloaded as a PDF or ordered free of charge and is available in both English and French. Recipes for Weight Management with Ontario Pork
Ontario Pork has just released a new resource as part of it's healthy recipe booklet line entitled “Recipes for Weight Management with Ontario Pork”. Other recipe booklets in this line include Gluten-Free and Managing Diabetes through Diet. Ontario Pork wants to emphasize that you do not need to sacrifice taste for health. The weight loss and diabetic friendly recipes have been reviewed by the Canadian Diabetes Association, while the gluten-free recipes have been approved by the Canadian Celiac Association.
These resources were produced by Andrea Villneff (a provisional member of the OHEA), and Emily Richards, P.H.Ec. developed the recipes. Booklets are available to be ordered for special events, contact Andrea Villneff at andrea.villneff@ontariopork.on.ca, specify which booklets preferred, quantity and a mailing address. You can download an electronic copy of these resources at the following link: http://www.ontariopork.on.ca/recipes/Resources.aspx. Canadian Nutrition Society
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Click here for details Healthy Eating Awareness and Education Initiatives
Health Canada’s Healthy Eating Awareness and Education Initiatives are focused on improving awareness and understanding of healthy eating by motivating Canadians to make healthy food choices for themselves and their families. The objective of these initiatives is to increase Canadians’ quality of life by improving overall health and decreasing the risk of obesity, hypertension, and other nutrition-related chronic diseases through a healthy diet. It is hoped that Canadians’ understanding of healthy eating will be increased by emphasizing:
Healthy Eating Awareness and Education Initiatives
Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide;
For resources that intermediaries can use with consumers, visit Health Canada’s website for information on: 1. Healthy Eating Toolbox This toolbox features a variety of resources, tools, and tips on promoting the importance of healthy eating to Canadian families. The toolbox includes resources you can share with consumers, resources for health professionals and educators, and marketing and media outreach. 2. Children and Healthy Eating This website offers information and resources on healthy eating after school, school health, cooking and food preparation skills and physical activity. · Eat Well and Be Active Educational Toolkit - www.eatwellbeactive.gc.ca The Eat Well and Be Active Educational Toolkit is designed to help those who teach groups of children and adults about healthy eating and physical activity, and encourage individuals to take action to maintain and improve their health. This toolkit features a downloadable poster, activity plans and images that complement the poster. For information for consumers, visit the Healthy Canadians website: 3. Healthy Canadians– Eat Well Central This website features information and resources on a wide variety of healthy eating topics such as: Eating well with Canada’s Food Guide, how to use the Nutrition Facts table, healthy grocery shopping with kids, the sodium issue, healthy eating for kids on the go, and much more. Click here to stay up-to-date on the new resources being developed by subscribing to the Food and Nutrition RSS feed. |
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Home and Family by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists
This site provides current home economics information of interest to consumers on the prairies. The site is maintained by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists, professional home economists committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information pertaining to the family.
Click here to access the site.
This site provides current home economics information of interest to consumers on the prairies. The site is maintained by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists, professional home economists committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information pertaining to the family.
Click here to access the site.
M.Ed. in Home Economics - The University of British Columbia
The University of British Columbia now offers an on-line Masters of Education program in Home Economics.
For more information click here.
The University of British Columbia now offers an on-line Masters of Education program in Home Economics.
For more information click here.
Kitchen Math
Kitchen Math is part of the Everyday Math Skills series released by the NWT Literacy Council. This informative booklet is broken out into three sections - Shopping for the Kitchen, Using Measurement, and Nutrition - and embeds math skills into real life situations such as: creating food budgets, using coupons, adjusting recipes, cooking in batches, and calculating calorie amounts.
Click here to view the PDF.
Kitchen Math is part of the Everyday Math Skills series released by the NWT Literacy Council. This informative booklet is broken out into three sections - Shopping for the Kitchen, Using Measurement, and Nutrition - and embeds math skills into real life situations such as: creating food budgets, using coupons, adjusting recipes, cooking in batches, and calculating calorie amounts.
Click here to view the PDF.
Heart and Stroke Foundation - SPARK
"Spark Together for Healthy Kids is the Heart and Stroke Foundation's response to the growing epidemic of childhood obesity. We're an Ontario-wide initiative helping to inspire individuals, families, communities, businesses, and government to spark collective change to help children become more physically active and eat healthier foods".
Partner Pulse Newsletter October 2014
"Spark Together for Healthy Kids is the Heart and Stroke Foundation's response to the growing epidemic of childhood obesity. We're an Ontario-wide initiative helping to inspire individuals, families, communities, businesses, and government to spark collective change to help children become more physically active and eat healthier foods".
Partner Pulse Newsletter October 2014
September 17, 2012
Video - How to Parent More Like a Man
Posted by Manitoba Home Economist Josh Lockhart on his blog Locking Hearts Together
Video - How to Parent More Like a Man
Posted by Manitoba Home Economist Josh Lockhart on his blog Locking Hearts Together
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