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Construction of Children's Snacks and Meals in Food Insecure Households: Purpose, Context, and Chaoswith Christine E Blake
Description Christine Blake, PhD, RD, and associate professor of health promotion, education, and behavior (HPEB) at the Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, presents Construction of Children's Snacks and Meals in Food Insecure Households: Purpose, Context, and Chaos. As the invited speaker for the biennial Janet Clay White ’61 Lecture in Community Nutrition at Cornell University, Dr. Blake discusses key findings from 3 different projects she has been working on during this 56-minute audio-visual cyber-presentation. Her research seeks to understand how caregivers in food insecure households construct children’s snacks and family meals and how these constructions shape eating experiences for children that might influence child dietary intake and well-being related to childhood obesity.
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