This
project will produce four issues of a quarterly newsletter,
targeted at the staff of local Indian Tribes and agencies. This
newsletter will be available both in PDF format on the web,
as well as distributed in printed format to Indian Tribes and
agencies throughout California. The Active NDN will focus on
activities, resources and information which can be incorporated
into your operations to further the goal of obesity reduction
and prevention in Indian youth, as well as related food, nutrition
and health issues.
Newsletter Archive
June
2008 "Family" PDF
March
2008 "Health" PDF
December
2007 "Resources" PDF
September
2007 "Nutrition" PDF
June
2007 "Exercise" PDF
In addition to this quarterly newsletter, NCIDC will provide
some “generic” newsletter articles for you to include
in your own communication with clients/members. These articles
will target American Indian youth and their families, explaining
healthful activities and eating patterns in an interesting and
fun way. The articles are available for download and will be
provided in MS Word format for use by any Tribe or Indian organization
served by this program. You may add these articles to your own
newsletters, modify the content as you see fit and distribute
to your local population.
Articles available for use
in your own agency/tribal newsletter
June 2008
Dr
Coyote on "Family Games"
Project
Lean
Obesity
Report
Stat's
and Facts
March 2008
Dr
Coyote on "Picky Eaters"
Nutrition
and Exercise For Getting Healthy
Obesity
and Health Of Children
Salt
and Obesity
Type
2 Diabetes and Youth
California
Obesity Prevention Initiative
December 2007
Dr
Coyote on "Video Games"
Childhood
Obesity Prevention
Online
Resources
News
Reports on Obesity
Teen
Obesity
September 2007
Infant-Toddler
Food Prep. Safety Tips
Eat
Breakfast
June 2007
Infant
Exercise
Exercise
for 6-12 year olds
Exercise
for Teens
Dangers
of Summer
We encourage you to
email us with your advise, questions, commments, and evaluations
regarding any aspect of this newsletter and/or our Obesity Prevention
and Reduction Program at activendn@ncidc.org.
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