Altarum to Present at 2025 Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) International Conference

At the 2025 Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) International Conference, Altarum’s evaluation of Partnership for a Healthier America’s Good Food at Home online nutrition incentive program will be featured. The conference will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana from July 8-11. SNEB, representing the specialized field of nutrition educators, is committed to promoting effective nutrition education and healthy behaviors through research, policy, and practice. 

Join Altarum, Partnership for a Healthier America, Center for Nutrition and Health Impact, University of Kentucky, University of Rhode Island, and University of Washington for an exciting panel presentation featuring findings from online grocery shopping studies across the country: 

• Health At Your Doorstep: Benefits And Barriers Of Online Grocery Shopping. Thursday, July 10, 2025: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm. Presented by:
  • Margaret Read, Partnership for a Healthier America
  • Kara Wise, Altarum
  • Alison Gustafson, University of Kentucky
  • Betsy Anderson Steeves, Center for Nutrition and Health Impact
  • Jing Li, University of Washington
  • Maya Vadiveloo, University of Rhode Island

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Our Food and Nutrition team provides comprehensive research, evaluation, and implementation solutions to organizations working to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce the risk of chronic disease. With over three decades of experience and subject matter experts in food insecurity and access, SNAP-Ed, WIC, obesity prevention, social marketing campaigns, mixed-methods evaluations, and data visualization, our team works collaboratively with organizations to:

• gather input from communities and other stakeholders to inform our work,
• assess the implementation and impact of interventions,
• harness and share data in ways that optimize interpretation and utilization, and
• provide meaningful, action-oriented results and solutions to improve the quality and effectiveness of programs, policies, systems, and environments.