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AAHE Position Statements and Resolutions
Aging: Promotion of a Positive Prespective within Health Education
Certification of Health Education Teachers
Comprehensive School Health Education
Coordinated School Health Programs
Core Competencies for Health Professions Regarding Substance Use Disorders
Cultural Competency in Health Education
Girl-Child Health Issues: Female Health Rights across the Life Span
HIV/AIDS Prevention Education in Schools
Incorporating Health Education into Teacher Preparation
Joint Statement in Support of Nutrition Education as a Core Component of Health Education in Schools
Philosophy of Health Education
Professional Preparation in Health Education
School Health Services School Nurse in Education Sexuality Education In Schools
Skin Cancer Prevention Within Health Education
Social Justice and Health Education
Violence Prevention and Intervention in Schools and Community
A Statement of support from the American Cancer Society, the American Diabetes Association, and the American Heart Association on School Health Education
Child Nutrition Program Reauthorization Recommendations
USDA's Child Nutrition Programs Overview
Nutritional Quality of School Meals
Promoting Fruit and Vegetable Intake in Schools
Foods Sold Outside the USDA School Meal Programs The WIC Program
Physical Activity for Youth Policy Initiative
The American Association for Health Education, as an association of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, is a member of the National Coalition for Promoting Physical Activity (NCPPA). NCPPA has just published the Physical Activity for Youth Policy Initiative with recommendations for improving comprehensive access and opportunity for all young people to be more physically active. These recommendations are broken down into four areas: afterschool programs, community design, community programs, and school programs. Each of these documents and the introductory letter from the Coaliton are found here. To learn more about the NCPPA and how you can become involved visit www.ncppa.org.