The ISBNPA Children and Families Special Interest Group includes researchers and trainees with a wide area of research engagements and passions in physical activity and nutrition across the early years, and important life stages including family planning.
This webinar brings together our diverse group for a one hour rapid fire session on research happening around the world in relation to physical activity and nutrition for children and families. Learn from trainees and early career researchers on what they are working on in short 3-5 minute presentations with time for Q&A.
This is a great opportunity for you to learn about new research avenues, potential collaborations within ISBNPA, and a chance to support your international peers!
When
October 27, 2022, 21:00 GMT
Register:
https://bit.ly/3EdhHXN
Who:
Speakers:
Rosa Virgara, University of South Australia: Improving children’s physical activity – using after school programs
Divya Patel, University of Oklahoma: Accuracy and reliability of parental weight and height measurements of preschool children with different levels of support
Eloise-Kate Litterback, Deakin University: Family mealtime screen use, children’s diets and socioeconomic considerations in Australian families with young children
Alice Porter, Bristol University: Do first-time parents of one- to two-year-olds use portion size guidance? A qualitative exploration of portioning practices and awareness of portion size guidance
Marion Lecorguillé, University of Paris: Impact of family lifestyle patterns in the first 1000 days of life on the risk of childhood obesity
Brittany Swelam, Deakin University
Moderator:
Taniya Nagpal, Assistant Professor, The University of Alberta
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