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OSNPPH Nutrition Exchange 2016 and NRC 2016 Forum

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Breakfast

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What do we mean by "healthy" food environment? (Marlene Schwartz, UConn Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity)

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Ontario's food environments - How healthy are they? (Jason Gilliland, Western University)

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How can we transform food environments to make healthy eating possible? A review of the science (Leia Minaker, Propel Centre for Population Health Impact)

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Are healthy eating and body weights possible for children? Findings of a new Report Card on Healthy Food Environments and Nutrition for Children and Youth (Kim Raine, University of Alberta)

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Making healthy eating possible: Key principles and opportunities for influencing the food environment (Panel)

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Refreshments

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Collaborating with the private sector to make healthy eating possible

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Assessing your food environment: An intro to using a new user-friendly manual for food environment assessment (Leia Minaker, Propel Centre for Population Health Impact)

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Refreshments

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Exhibits

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Lunch

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NRC 2016 FORUM - HEALTHY EATING IN TODAY'S FOOD ENVIRONMENT . . . IS IT POSSIBLE?

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Registration Opens

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Dedicated Poster Session

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Exhibits

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Community initiatives to help clients, patients and the public overcome a challenging food environment

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Exhibits

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Healthy eating in today's food environment . . . Is it possible?

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Opening Remarks (Hon. Dipika Damerla, Associate Minister of Health and Long-term Care)

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Making healthy eating possible: Social justice, food prices, and access

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Posters

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What are your community's food assets?

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Resources and tools to help your clients, patients and the public navigate a challenging food environment

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Registration and Buffet Breakfast

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Welcome

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To reduce food insecurity, implement an effective Basic Income Guarantee (BIG)

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How health units can advocate for BIG with communities and municipalities

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Networking Break and Exhibits

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BIG - What’s happening on the ground

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Position statement on Responses to Food Insecurity

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Panel discussion

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Buffet Lunch and Exhibits

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Promoting Good Nutrition through Building Supportive Food Environments: Community and Policy Perspectives

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OSNPPH Workplace Workgroup Toolkit update

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Supportive environment pilot in a recreation centre

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Networking Break and Exhibits

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Fostering population mental health: practitioners opportunities for public health nutrition

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Dietitians of Canada Update

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Exhibits

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Posters

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Closing Remarks

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OSNPPH ANNUAL NUTRITION EXCHANGE - DAY TWO

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Break and Late Registration

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Public Health Ontario Update

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Mindless eating in our toxic food environment

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Lunch Break and Exhibits

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Talking about the Food Guide without talking about the Food Guide

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Marketing good nutrition: Can we compete against the food giants?

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Stretch break