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Educated Choices Program's mission is to provide science-based education about the impact of food choices, empowering current and future consumers and leaders to help create a healthier, more sustainable food system for all.

The ocean covers more than 70% of our planet, produces roughly half of the oxygen we breathe, and supports incredible bi...
06/18/2026

The ocean covers more than 70% of our planet, produces roughly half of the oxygen we breathe, and supports incredible biodiversity. Yet only about 10% of the ocean is currently protected.

Understanding the challenges facing our oceans is the first step toward protecting them.

In Sea the Impact, we explore the connections between ocean health, biodiversity, food systems, sustainability, climate change, and the choices we make every day. Best of all, the video is designed to make these complex topics accessible and engaging for students, educators, and lifelong learners alike.

🌊 Watch Sea the Impact during World Oceans Month - no account required.

📚 Plus, access free lesson plans, activities, discussion prompts, quizzes, guided notes, and more.

Watch now: ecprogram.org/watch-si

Join our Communications Manager, Mina Gherman, for this upcoming professional development session hosted by the Youth Cl...
06/17/2026

Join our Communications Manager, Mina Gherman, for this upcoming professional development session hosted by the Youth Climate Institute!

Mina will be representing Educated Choices Program alongside experts from Food Strong, LA Conservation Corps, and Rutgers Cooperative Extension to discuss practical solutions to food waste and the role education can play in creating a more sustainable future.

We hope you'll join us on July 14 for this free virtual event and be part of the conversation.

Register to receive the Zoom link: https://buff.ly/UBPnyCr

🌊 Ocean and climate education should be accessible to everyone.That's why we're excited to share that Sea the Impact is ...
06/17/2026

🌊 Ocean and climate education should be accessible to everyone.

That's why we're excited to share that Sea the Impact is now available in Portuguese, alongside English and Spanish.

This free educational resource explores ocean health, marine ecosystems, sustainability, and the connection between food systems and our oceans through engaging, classroom-ready content designed for students, educators, families, and communities.

We're making the video available to preview without an account for a limited time in:
✅ Portuguese
✅ Spanish
✅ English

🎥 Preview *Sea the Impact* and explore the free resources through the link in our bio.

06/15/2026

🌊 Coral reefs cover less than 0.1% of the ocean floor, yet they support an estimated 25% of all marine life.

During World Oceans Month, we're highlighting the incredible ecosystems that help keep our oceans thriving, as well as the challenges they face.

This Curriculum Clip explores coral reefs, coral bleaching, and why these underwater habitats are so important to life in our oceans. 🐠🪸

For a limited time, you can also preview our full *Sea the Impact* resource without creating an account in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. It's a great way for educators, students, families, and ocean advocates to learn more about the connections between our food systems and ocean health.

🔗 Watch for free now at Ecprogram.org/watch-si

Help us spread ocean education this June by sharing this resource with your network. Every conversation can create a ripple effect for our blue planet. 💙

What if disease prevention started long before a patient enters a doctor's office?This month, our Founder and CEO, Loren...
06/11/2026

What if disease prevention started long before a patient enters a doctor's office?

This month, our Founder and CEO, Lorena Prieto Mucke, attended FIMCON, where more than 800 leaders from healthcare, research, education, nonprofits, and food systems gathered to explore the growing Food is Medicine movement.

One theme stood out: while many important conversations focus on managing or reversing chronic disease, prevention deserves a larger place in the discussion.

At Educated Choices Program, we believe education is one of the most powerful forms of prevention. By helping students build knowledge, critical-thinking skills, and confidence about food choices, we can empower healthier decisions that may positively impact lives for years to come.

We're grateful to be part of a movement working toward healthier people, healthier communities, and a healthier future.

🐢 Sea turtles have survived for more than 100 million years, but today they face threats unlike any in their history.50%...
06/10/2026

🐢 Sea turtles have survived for more than 100 million years, but today they face threats unlike any in their history.

50% of marine turtles have ingested plastic or other human rubbish. And the single greatest threat to the survival of many sea turtle populations is incidental capture in fishing gear such as longlines, trawls, and gillnets.

This World Sea Turtle Week and Day, take a moment to learn more about the challenges facing our oceans and the actions we can take to help protect marine life.

🌊 Sea the Impact, our free 15-minute educational video and resource available to preview without an account in English, Spanish, and Portuguese for a limited time. It's a great way to better understand the connections between our food choices, ocean health, and marine ecosystems.

🔗 Watch here: ecprogram.org/watch-si

If you believe ocean education matters, please share this resource with your network of educators, students, families, and ocean advocates. Together, we can inspire informed choices that help create a healthier future for our blue planet.

06/08/2026

🌊 Education is conservation.

This World Ocean Day, we're celebrating the power of learning to inspire positive change for our oceans.

When students understand marine ecosystems, biodiversity, ocean pollution, and the connections between food systems and ocean health, they gain the knowledge needed to make informed decisions that can help protect our blue planet.

At Educated Choices Program, we believe education is one of the most powerful tools for creating a more sustainable future.

💙 Throughout World Oceans Month, we invite educators, students, families, and communities to explore Sea the Impact.

For a limited time, you can preview the video in English, Spanish, and Portuguese without an account and access free educational resources designed to spark meaningful conversations about ocean conservation.

🎥 Watch Sea the Impact now: ecprogram.org/watch-si

06/05/2026

As we celebrate World Oceans Month and prepare for World Ocean Day on June 8, it's a great time to explore the connection between our oceans, food systems, and everyday choices.

Did you know that more than one-third of the world's wild-caught seafood is captured using trawling? Understanding issues like this can help students and communities better appreciate the challenges facing marine ecosystems and the importance of ocean conservation.

🌊 Want to dive deeper?

For a limited time, you can preview our Sea the Impact educational package without creating an account in:
✅ English
✅ Spanish
✅ Portuguese

This free resource includes a video, a lesson plan, discussion prompts, a quiz, guided notes, and activities that help learners explore ocean health, sustainability, marine ecosystems, and the impact that human choices can have on our blue planet.

🎥 Watch Sea the Impact through the link in our bio and discover why ocean education matters this World Oceans Month at ecprogram.org/watch-si

🎉 ECP is now on Kahoot!Kahoot is used by hundreds of millions of students worldwide, making it one of the most widely us...
06/05/2026

🎉 ECP is now on Kahoot!

Kahoot is used by hundreds of millions of students worldwide, making it one of the most widely used interactive learning platforms in education today.

By launching our official Kahoot channel, we're expanding access to ECP resources while adding a fun, engaging way for students to test their knowledge and deepen their learning.

Teachers, students, and youth leaders can now explore interactive quizzes based on ECP educational content, covering health, sustainability, food systems, and environmental education.

Ready to give it a try?

📚 Search for Educated Choices Program on Kahoot or visit the link in our bio to explore our growing collection of free quizzes.

Tag an educator, student, or youth program that would love a new way to learn! 👇

06/02/2026

We're grateful to collaborate with ACTAsia to bring nutrition education to students through engaging and creative learning experiences.

Seeing students apply what they've learned through artwork is a wonderful reminder that education can inspire both knowledge and action. 🌱✨

Thank you, ACTAsia, for helping empower the next generation.

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