Youth Active and Media Savvy (YAMS)

Youth Active and Media Savvy (YAMS) Empowering African American youth to improve their dietary and physical activity behaviors and practices.

The YAMS program is designed for African American children living in Davidson County ages 8 – 14 whom are at risk for adult obesity. Participating youth will learn and engage in culturally-relevant activities that promote:

-Critical Thinking Skills
-Self-Esteem
-Healthful Decision Making
-Healthy Meal and Snack Preparation
-Physical Activities

YAMS aims to equip disadvantaged youth with the knowledge and awareness to make better health and wellness choices.

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12/07/2024

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Meeting nutritional needs through faith and reason, while empowering individuals and communities for a healthier world.  We can help you meet your health goals through nutrition and overcome your  health challenges.

Check out what TSU nutrition students taking my Global Nutrition course did for World Food Day 2020!
10/20/2020

Check out what TSU nutrition students taking my Global Nutrition course did for World Food Day 2020!

Today is World Food Day! Learn about the benefits of choosing fresh fruits and vegetables, where to purchase the freshest produce, as well tips on creating y...

Calling all Youth Active and Media Savvy!
10/08/2020

Calling all Youth Active and Media Savvy!

Comprehensive resources including lesson plans, digital games, assessments,professional development for teachers, and family education materials toteach students safe and responsible technology use.

What does YAMS mean to you?
06/14/2016

What does YAMS mean to you?

06/14/2016

Advice from Common Sense Media editors. From Angry Birds to the X-Men, the 2016 summer movie season brings funny faves, game characters, and beloved stories to the big screen. Find out what to see -- and what to skip.

Let's stay on guard this summer. Media matters.
04/01/2016

Let's stay on guard this summer. Media matters.

Decide which major releases are appropriate for your kids, from the youngest moviegoers to high schoolers on the brink of adulthood.

Way to go Applebee's! Can you put soda off your shopping list?
12/04/2015

Way to go Applebee's! Can you put soda off your shopping list?

December 3, 2015 — Ms. Margo Wootan Obesity Issue(s): Fast FoodSodaFood Marketing By our friends Margo Wootan & Jessica Almy at The Center for Science in The Public InterestWe’re thrilled to share the news that Applebee’s has dropped soda from its kids’ menu. Applebee’s is the first sit-down restau…

11/03/2015

It’s easy to help your family, friends and coworkers eat healthier with our National Eating Healthy Day toolkit. Join us this Wednesday and throughout November for ideas, tips, activities and more!

09/04/2015

It's back to school time! To make sure your kids are getting the right foods, we've provided some tips on how to pack a school lunch they'll actually enjoy!

We are getting ready for another summer of YAMS! Information and applications are available at www.tnstate.edu/yams
04/22/2015

We are getting ready for another summer of YAMS! Information and applications are available at www.tnstate.edu/yams

Tennessee State University (TSU) is a public university and HBCU located in the heart of Nashville, TN. TSU offers a myriad of degrees. Visit Us and Step into Your Future at TSU!

YAMS 2014 Camp Session 1 - June 2- 13 - We had a ball with our 8-10 year olds.
07/15/2014

YAMS 2014 Camp Session 1 - June 2- 13 -
We had a ball with our 8-10 year olds.

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3500 John A Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, TN
37209

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