- California High School Students Consuming Fewer Calories at School
- Poll: Support for Nutrition Standards for School Snacks, Drinks
- The Extent to Which School District Competitive Food and Beverage Policies Align with the 2010 Di...
- New Study Estimates Calorie Reductions Needed to Achieve Obesity-Prevention Goals
- Study Shows Widespread Marketing of Unhealthy Foods and Beverages in Maine High Schools, Despite ...
We want to help all children and families eat well and move more—especially those in communities at highest risk for obesity. Our goal is to reverse the childhood obesity epidemic by 2015 by improving access to affordable healthy foods and increasing opportunities for physical activity in schools and communities across the nation.
Full Cost Savings of Obesity Prevention Must be Accounted For
Report notes current legislative scoring periods are too short.
Winning Strategies in the Fight Against Childhood Obesity
Profiles of RWJF grantees working to make children healthier by providing more nutritious food and safe places to play and exercise.
New Report: Selling Healthier Foods Can Improve Companies' Bottom Lines
Companies with a higher percentage of sales coming from better-for-you foods perform better financially.
Three Communities, Creating Healthier Places for All
Video series shows the hurdles, progress of initiatives in Central Valley, Chicago and Louisville.
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