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Tulalip Tribes - Community Health

Tulalip Tribes – Community Health

Implementing Agency (IA)

WSU Extension

Key Contacts

Shannon Bachtel
IA co-Lead
Email Shannon

Talea Price
IA co-Lead
Email Talea

Amber Noskoff
Data Specialist
Email Amber

Mariah Brown-Pounds
SNAP-Ed Latinx Outreach Program Coordinator
Email Mariah

Tulalip Tribes SNAP Ed Program

About Us

Tulalip SNAP-Ed’s mission is to educate, inspire, organize and influence government policies to create an overall healthier community through nutrition, physical activity, food availability, traditional Coast Salish Foods, and disease prevention. AnneCherise (Annie) Jensen-Ramsey teaches nutrition education classes, writes monthly articles for the See-yacht-sub, and helps hosts program events. She collaborates with the Tulalip Community Health Department to create a culturally, vibrant, and healthy community. Annie has worked with the Tulalip community as the SNAP-Ed Program Coordinator since 2016. AnneCherise graduated from Central Washington University in 2014 with Bachelors in Food, Science and Nutrition and a Dietetics Specialization. She is also a certified Herbalist, with a background in wild foods, foraging, and traditional Coast Salish Foods.

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Tulalip Tribes - Community Health

Meet our Team!

Region
Group/Agency
Name
Title
Email
Phone
3
Tulalip Tribes - Community Health
AnneCherise Jensen-Ramsey
Program Coordinator
360-719-5632
Verna Hill and Ruby Lotan, both Tulalip Tribal elders, manage the Tulalip SNAP-Ed Program at the Community Health Department. Dawson Amerman, Tulalip Tribes Registered Dietician, also helps assist and help carry out SNAP-Ed roles and responsibilities.
 

Contact Us

AnneCherise Jensen-Ramsey, ajensen@tulaliptribes-nsn.gov

Current Programming

Direct Education

  • Food Smarts, Youth
  • Food Smarts, Adult
  • Around the Table, Adult

PSE

  • Tulalip Walking & Fitness Club
  • Farm to Community
  • Local forging
  • Community gardens
  • Food demonstrations
  • Recipe sharing
  • Health fairs
  • Media promotion

Community Partners

  • Tulalip Community Health Department
  • Tulalip Diabetes and Prevention Program