From the 2021 Ohio Nutrition Incentive Network Convening, this presentation on agency partnerships between markets and local and state agencies offers excellent resources for anyone considering similar partnerships, particularly around…

Community-based organizations across the country are rethinking their approach to the design of food incentive programs, like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — formerly known as food stamps. Rather than…

In 2021, the Farmers Market Coalition developed a number of new resources, including two practitioner papers, a roundtable discussion, and a conversation on Facebook Live, all aimed at helping managers…

This webinar will support practitioners in identifying who are the key stakeholders to involve in incentive programming, how to bring them to the table efficiently and effectively, and how to…

This webinar focuses on strategies that markets and local organizations can use to build new partnerships when it comes to SNAP at farmers markets.

This webinar reflected on lessons learned over the course of the Food Navigator pilot program, including how Navigators used SNAP-Ed nutrition education programming and materials to work to increase consumption…

Health Care Without Harm's Healthy Food Playbook includes a description of how fruit and vegetable incentive programs are a way that hospitals and farmers markets can work effectively to meet…

This brief presentation from the Freight House Farmers Market introduces how to think about mutually beneficial partnerships for farmers markets.

From the FreshLink toolkit from Case Western Reserve, this toolkit brings together documents used, and describes in detail the process, to conduct a social network-based health intervention.

While using a community garden as an example, this appendix from a resource on community partnerships for urban gardens shows how to diagram the mutual give and get in potential…