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Experience the 2025 NWA Annual Education and Training Conference On Demand!
While we hope to see you in person, we understand that’s not always possible. But don’t worry! You don’t have to totally miss out! National WIC Association (NWA) is offering an opportunity to access on-demand recorded sessions from the 2025 Annual Conference.
Register today to stay connected with the latest in WIC education and innovation!
Please note, the conference will NOT be streamed live. Recordings will be available starting the week of May 5.
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Registration Rate: $199
Recorded Sessions |
Opening General Session: Disrupting Burnout |
A WIC Public Policy Update from the National WIC Association |
Power 30 - Joint Session Turning Ideas Into Action for Pregnant Participants on Their Breastfeeding Journey Leveraging State and Local Partnerships to Improve Access to Breastfeeding Services |
General Session: Updates from USDA |
Building a Resilient Workforce: Supporting Growth, Communication, and Empowerment in WIC |
The Impacts of live and remote WIC services on benefit redemption and ongoing program participation |
Power 30 - Joint Session Leveraging Frontline Staff Perspectives to Identify Barriers to WIC Access for Refugee, Immigrant, and Migrant Families A Recipe for Gaining Support: Sharing the Story of WIC Through Plain Language and Design Principles |
Models for Data Matching and Outreach – Panel Discussion Exploring What Works and Where We're Headed |
Harnessing Technology to Transform Early Childhood Systems |
Striking the Right Balance: Participant to Staff Ratios in WIC Clinical Settings |
General Session: NWA: 40 Years of Protecting and Promoting WIC |
Food Allergy Prevention in Action: Empowering WIC Providers with Early Feeding Strategies |
Reduce the Risk of Lead Poisoning: The Role of Nutrition |
Modernizing WIC’s Management Information System: A Collaborative Approach to Shaping the Future |
Facilitating Fatherhood within Early Relational Health (ERH): Changing the Narrative in Early Childhood Systems and Supports |
WIC Reimagined - Serving our Community Post-COVID and Guiding Teams Through Rapid Change |
You Belong Here: A Surprising Key to Workforce Excellence in WIC |
Peer Navigators Paving the Way for Increased WIC Benefit Redemption Among Asylum-Seeking Participants |
USDA Research Updates |
General Session: Bridging the Gap: Solutions for Safer Pregnancies and Birth Outcomes |
Engaging State Agencies, Local Agencies, and Participants in Research |
Power 30 - Joint Session Modernizing WIC: Enhancing Access and Efficiency Through Strategic Innovation Breaking Barriers: Creating an Inclusive and Accessible Digital WIC Food Guide |
Closing General Session: How WIC Supports Military Families |
Recordings Disclaimer: While we anticipate high-quality recordings, unforeseen technical issues may arise. NWA is committed to ensuring the best possible experience for all attendees.
In person attendees already have access to the recordings and do not need to purchase on demand recordings.
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Continuing education opportunities—CPEUs and CERPS available (pending CDR approval; final details will be updated on our website).
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For questions, please contact the NWA National Office at [email protected]
In 2025, we celebrate a momentous occasion as the National WIC Association (NWA) turns 40! For four decades, NWA has been at the forefront of advocacy, innovation, and empowering families through WIC. We invite you to join us in Las Vegas, Nevada, from April 22-25, 2025, for an incredible opportunity to commemorate this milestone and reflect on the transformative work of the past 40 years.
The theme of the conference is Engage, Inspire, Energize. Celebrate the milestones we’ve achieved together with sessions honoring four decades of empowering WIC providers, participants, and families. This is a moment to reflect on the transformative impact of WIC and to look ahead toward the program's future.
Our conference will explore critical topics such as policy advancements, innovative program delivery, cutting-edge technology, research insights, and communication strategies to enhance service delivery, food package nutrition, shopping experiences, and participant outcomes. With the need for WIC greater than ever, we’ll share tools and strategies to meet the evolving needs of WIC providers and the diverse families they serve.
Attendees will have the chance to network, learn, and celebrate with over 1,200 WIC providers, colleagues, partners, and USDA representatives. Gain practical resources and professional development to support your work in addressing the needs of low-income families and advancing WIC’s mission.
Since the first WIC clinic opened in Pineville, Kentucky, in 1974, we’ve grown WIC into the nation’s most effective public health program. Together, let’s celebrate 40 years of advocacy, innovation, and impact—and continue building WIC’s legacy as a multi-generational solution to empower families across the country.
As we Engage with one another, Inspire new ideas, and Energize the future of WIC, let’s honor this incredible milestone and ensure WIC continues to thrive for decades to come.
Date: Tuesday, April 22 - Friday, April 25, 2025
We look forward to celebrating with you in Las Vegas!
See you in Las Vegas!
For questions, please contact the NWA National Office at [email protected]
Please Click here to Access the Draft Agenda
When considering your travel, please consider the following
*Subject to change
Conference will take place in person only.
On behalf of Amy Herring, the Director of Office Innovation for Supplemental Nutrition and Safety Programs, NWA received a letter supporting the 2025 Annual Education and Training Conference taking place in Las Vegas. This letter confirms that WIC Program funds may be used to fund registration and travel fees for this conference.
By registering for this conference, you agree to all conference policies.
General Policies
Cancellation & Refund Policy
COVID-19 Policy (No Vaccination Requirements)
NWA’s priority is to create a safe environment for all that are in attendance. The precautions that NWA has put in place for a safe conference experience do not rule out the risk of breakthrough infections. NWA shall not be held liable for COVID-19 cases arising because of event attendance.
NWA’s Meetings & Events Entry Policy is subject to change based on COVID-19 community levels and any updated guidance from CDC and/or federal or state officials. NWA may update these requirements at any time at its sole discretion.
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You understand that travel and gathering involves risk of sickness, including sickness from COVID-19 and injury. You (and on behalf of Your guest(s) waive, release and shall hold harmless and indemnify, NWA and its sponsors and exhibitors, and their employees and agents, from and against claims, liabilities and expenses arising from injury, sickness or death due to travel to or attendance at the Conference.
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Code of Conduct
NWA is a listening organization focused on its participants. The Conference is designed to increase interaction, engagement, collaboration, connectivity, and community, in a fun and safe environment.
We value the participation of each member of the community and endeavor to deliver an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. Conference participants are expected to conduct themselves with integrity, courtesy and respect for others and maintain the highest level of professionalism at all conference programs and events, whether officially sponsored by NWA or not. All attendees, guests, speakers, organizers, volunteers, partners, vendors, and staff at any NWA event are required to observe the following Code of Conduct.
NWA is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race or religion. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. All communication should be appropriate for a professional audience including people of diverse backgrounds and cultures. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for the conference.
Be kind to others. Do not insult or defame participants. Harassment in any form, sexist, racist, or exclusionary jokes are not condoned at NWA Events.
Participants violating these rules may be asked to leave the conference at the sole discretion of NWA and shall not receive any refund or repayment. Thank you for helping to make this a welcoming event for all.
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NWA intends to record, take photographs and video of this event for use in NWA news, educational material, and promotional material, in print, electronic and other media, including the NWA websites. By participating in this event, You grant NWA the right to use any image, photograph, voice, or likeness, without limitation, in its promotional materials and publicity efforts without compensation. All media becomes the property of NWA. Media may be displayed, distributed or used by NWA for any purpose.
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