Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Teacher and Caregiver Perspectives On Water is K'e
An Early Child Education Program to Promote Healthy Beverages Among Navajo Children
Journal Article Aug-31-2023 1-min read
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Report Publish Date:
Primary Takeaways
Overview and Objectives
Summary of the issue, context, and its importance
Hypothesis or Approach
Anticipated outcome and study methodology
How This Influences Change
Actionable application of the findings
Grant Details
Research: Go Deeper
Research Team
This study and report was conducted and created by the following people.
Similar Research to Explore
Water is K'e: Learning from the Navajo Community to Promote Early Child Health
This journal article describes a campaign to promote and increase access to safe drinking water on the Navajo Nation reservation, using community input and involvement.
A Community-Based Intervention to Increase Healthy Beverage Consumption by Navajo Preschool Children
This research brief describes a pilot project that used Navajo cultural traditions to influence parents and kids to drink healthier: more water, fewer sugary drinks, and less juice.
Journal Article
Water is K'e: Learning from the Navajo Community to Promote Early Child Health
This journal article describes a campaign to promote and increase access to safe drinking water on the Navajo Nation reservation, using community input and involvement.
Brief
Improving Community Water Infrastructure
A $5 million loan from RWJF to Communities Unlimited, a nonprofit community development financial institution, is enabling them to provide loans to water utilities in seven Southern states.
Brief
Water is K'e: A Community-Based Intervention to Increase Healthy Beverage Consumption by Navajo Pres...
This research brief describes a pilot project that used Navajo cultural traditions to influence parents and kids to drink healthier: more water, fewer sugary drinks, and less juice.