This is a USDA required course that emphasizes the most important civil rights information designed to support SNAP-Ed work and the communities served. Please note, all staff funded by SNAP-Ed, including state and local staff, must complete the Civil Rights training each year.

This course sets the foundation for future Leah's Pantry run courses.

These Learning Modules were created to provide public health professionals with foundational knowledge on disabilities, and provide competencies to assist with the inclusion of people with disabilities into public health planning and health promotion efforts.

This enduring activity provides foundational knowledge about people with disabilities, the health disparities that they experience, and how local health department staff can include people with disabilities in their public health programs and services.

This CalFresh Healthy Living Building Blocks for Success course will provide an overview of SNAP-Ed, what it is, who it serves, the Integrated Workplan (IWP) Blueprint, fiscal, programmatic, and disability inclusion as well as resources.