Find out about the latest research happening at the USC Arnold School of Public Health Prevention and Research Center. Dr. Andy Kaczynski will give you a peak into research related to obesity and environmental justice, the development of a Childhood Obesogenic Environment Index and its application across South Carolina counties, as well as Pedestrian and Cyclist Crashes across SC.
Wholespire-funded
Continuum of Collaboration
Gain a deeper understanding of collaboration! From newbies to seasoned coalition leaders, everyone will hear about new ideas, the key reasons behind why people participate in community coalitions, how to recruit potential members, and most importantly how to keep them...
Legislative wins set the stage for increased access to nutritious food for all South Carolinians
Now that the legislative session is over, we have reason to celebrate wins addressing healthy eating and active living for all South Carolinians.
Part 2: The PSE Approach for Creating Healthy Communities
Learn more about policy, systems and environmental (PSE) change and get real-life examples across South Carolina.
Wholespire staff receive Results Based Accountability certification
Staff endures extensive training in RBA to improve the impact Wholespire has on its community.
Motivate local teens to lead a civic action project through The HYPE Project®
Are you interested in hosting a Healthy Young People Empowerment (HYPE) team to increase access to healthy choices in your community?
Creating Active Environments for Healthy Learners
How can we help South Carolina’s schools be more physically active? Hear the latest FITNESSGRAM data and learn about local and national resources your school can use to promote physical education and get students more physically active. This webinar is eligible for 1 educator continuing education credit.
Data shows one in seven kids in South Carolina is not properly nourished. Can lawmakers change that?
The Charleston Press
Advocates urge lawmakers to enact ban on ‘meal shaming’ in S.C. schools
WIS-TV Columbia








