CANFIT’s MO Project Youth Convening is an interactive, culturally relevant training designed for youth to use media as a way to advocate for healthy eating and physical activity changes in their community. This project is the only one of its kind - a day where youth from all over the state can make videos and learn interactively through media how to get involved in improving the health of their community.
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MO Project provides peer support; networking opportunities; and skill-building in nutrition, physical activity, built environments, communication, messaging and advocacy. MO Project has successfully engaged over 500 youth in communities across California. Get Workshop Details.
Past MO Project Youth Convenings:
*Merced March 14, 2009- Livingston Medical Group*Chula Vista March 21, 2009- Community Health Improvement Partners
*Kettleman City March 28, 2009- California State University, Fresno Foundation, CCROPP
*Santa Ana August 14-15, 2009- Latino Health Access
*Richmond November 7, 2009- Neighborhood House of North Richmond, West County HEAL Collaborative
*Bakersfield December 5, 2009- California State University, Fresno Foundation, CCROPP
*Stanislaus January 9, 2010- Stanislaus County Health Services Agency in Modesto
*Long Beach January 23, 2010- Families in Good Health, St. Mary's Medical Center
