Module 1 - Big Corporations vs The Right to Safe, Healthy Food
Kick off with the big picture: the global and national power structures that shape what lands on our plates.
Module 2 - The Public Health Toll of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages (SSBs)
Zoom into a specific case study (SSBs) as a concrete example of corporate-fueled harm.
Module 3 - Economics of the Sugary Drinks Tax: Who Pays, Who Gains?
Introduce economic policy tools, debunk myths, show redistribution and reformulation potential.
Module 4 - Mandatory Salt Limits, Nutrient Profiling Models, and Front-of-Pack Warning Labels (FOPWL)
Explore practical policy measures that force corporations to be honest and protect public health.
Module 5 - Understanding Nigeria’s Food and Legal Landscape
Map out the policy and legal terrain: who holds power, where and how to intervene.
Module 6 - Global Outlook and Perspectives on the SSB Tax and Industry Tactics to Dilute Health Policies
Global Outlook and Perspectives on the SSB Tax and Industry Tactics to Dilute Health Policies interrogates ho...
Module 7 - Communicating and Packaging Evidence for Food Policy Advocacy
This lecture equips learners with practical skills for using research and data effectively in food policy advo...
Module 8 - Conducting Impactful Media Advocacy
In this lecture, you will learn how media advocacy can be used to influence public policy and promote healthie...
Module 9 - Monitoring and Countering Industry Interference
The course will guide you through practical approaches to industry monitoring, including what to track, where...
Module 10 - Movement Building
In this module, you will explore the concept of social movements and their role in driving systemic change, wi...
Module 11 - Maximising Digital Tools for Policy Advocacy
Move from traditional media to online organising and viral campaigning.