Explore Resources

Training resources to supplement formal MI training, including eight self-paced learning modules.

Enhance your efforts to educate participants on the dangers of smoking tobacco (and marijuana) and help with quitting with interactive tools, handouts, free services, and support forums.

While there's no evidence that food is associated with spreading the virus that causes COVID-19, safe practices for handling, preparing, eating, and storing food are always recommended.

Read FDA's response and to a recent report; learn about their action plan and how to limit exposure to toxic metals.

Access to over 400 vetted online learning opportunities, an interactive self-assessment to match learners with personalized plans, and microlearning programs for busy professionals

A webinar highlighting tools and trainings used by State agencies throughout the country to implement participant-centered services.

This resources shares ‘10 Ways’ that WIC and Head Start can collaborate

Learn more about prevention and early identification of fetal exposure to alcohol or other drugs. This initiative focuses on populations at higher risk, including Native American and tribal communities.

Assess and improve your knowledge and skills in public health and community nutrition

Lists of upcoming WIC-relevant events, many that provide CPU credits, with links to sites for more information, registration and sign-up details.