The Community and Public Health Nutrition Community Group brings together dietitians, public health nutritionists and students working in a variety of settings to connect, learn from each other and discover resources and educational opportunities to support your practice. Specific network objectives are to:
- Promote and facilitate communication and information sharing about topics related to public and community health nutrition.
- Share the latest information about best practices and resources for community and public health nutrition.
- Facilitate participation in continuning education opportunities.
- Promote community nutrition and public health nutrition as a career choice and support career growth in this area.
- Support opportunities for engagement with government and policy makers and provide consultation on issues related to community nutrition and public health nutrition practice.
- Raise awareness of and advocate on behalf of community nutrition and public health nutrition issues and practice challenges.
Who should joing this community group?
Dietitians working in public health units/departments, regional health authorities, community health centres, government or with other organizations that take a community-centred and/or population health approach to public health nutrition.
Benefits of membership
- Opportunity to network and connect with other dietitians and students working/interested in community and public health nutrition
- Access to current resources on various community and public health nutrition topics
- Access to book reviews and opportunity to participate in quarterly book reviews
- Access to blog containing posts written on various public health related topics
- Access to online networking platform
- Ongoing volunteer opportunities for students and dietitians
Cost: Free for DC Members
NOTE: Joining a community group requires an active Dietitians of Canada membership. Not a member? Learn how to become a DC Member here.