Hunger, SNAP & WIC
Continuing Education Course
Despite our wealth as a nation, hunger and food insecurity continue to be significant problems. This module provides information on the ways in which hunger and food insecurity are measured and defined, and information about two important anti-hunger programs: The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Women, Infants & Children (WIC) program.
At the conclusion of this video series, participants will be able to:
Understand the way in which the Census Bureau defines and measures food insecurity.
Understand the history, structure, functioning, and importance of SNAP and WIC and the populations that each program serves.
Apply a critical lens to how each policy helps meet basic human needs and promotes familial and community well-being and economic and social justice.
Components of the video series:*
Hunger & Food Insecurity
SNAP: The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
SNAP: History & Development
SNAP: The Big Picture
SNAP for Social Work Practice
Living on SNAP: The 'Food Stamps' Experiment
Something WIC This Way Comes
WIC Essentials
Strengths and Weaknesses of WIC
∞ Closing Thoughts
* An extensive reference section is also available for download
Estimated Time to Complete video series: 2.5 hours (2.5 CE credits)
Note: All course content must be viewed and an evaluation completed before the CE certificate can be issued.
Price: $25
Opening: Food for Thought
SNAP: The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
Hunger & Food Insecurity
Living on SNAP: The 'Food Stamps' Experiment
SNAP: History & Development
SNAP: The Big Picture
SNAP for Social Work Practice
Something WIC This Way Comes
WIC Essentials
Strengths and Weaknesses of WIC
Covid, Hunger & SNAP
Closing Thoughts
References
Evaluation
Miguel Ferguson