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CNPP Office of Nutrition Marketing and Promotion, (703) 305-7600
Due to techinical difficulties with the announcement of a media call this morning, we are hosting an alternate media webinar this afternoon
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UPDATED: Federal Officials to Discuss Family Expenditures on Children & Resources for Financial Planning
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Media webinar to include USDA staff and information on publicly-available federal resources
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6, 2017 – TODAY at 4 pm, USDA officials will host a media webinar discussing the most recent analysis of expenses related to raising a child. This analysis provides the most current and comprehensive child-rearing cost estimates from birth through age 17, and is one of many federal tools available to consumers as they make financial decisions. As many Americans begin the new year by making financial resolutions, USDA officials will discuss additional federal resources to help improve financial literacy and support financial and nutritional health.
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WHO:
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Kevin Concannon, USDA Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services Angie Tagtow, Executive Director, USDA - Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion Mark Lino, Economist, USDA - Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion
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WHAT:
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USDA officials discuss family expenditures on children and resources for health and family financial well-being.
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WHEN:
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Monday, January 9, 2017 4:00 p.m. EST
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DIAL-IN:
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You may join the call by clicking here.
If you are unable to join the call, check the WebEx Help Center, or call 703-305-7600.
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An audio recording of the original media call is available online.
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About CNPP: Established in 1994 within the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion is the leading authority on nutrition education information and policy guidance in the United States. USDA – CNPP jointly releases the Dietary Guidelines for Americans with the Department of Health and Human Services, and is responsible for improving the health and wellness of all Americans by communicating actionable information based on the best and most current scientific information available.
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