Why Join Global MIG?
GMIG raises the profile of international malnutrition within the Academy while developing the capacity of Academy members with shared ideas, resource tools, research, experiences and strategies on the prevention and management of malnutrition in vulnerable people in developing regions whose nutritional status is still highly intertwined with issues of poverty, sanitation, unclean water, agriculture, literacy, and cultural norms and whose financial and professional resources are limited.
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Discussion Board
Mini Grants
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Events and Hot News
Educational Opportunities
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GMIG Events
Live Event
FNCE® Spotlight Session: Emerging Evidence and Care Strategies for Malnutrition-Related Diabetes
Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
This session will explore emerging research and clinical approaches to addressing malnutrition-related diabetes in diverse populations.
Live Event
MIG Showcase at FNCE®
GMIG Highlights
Recent Projects
Virtual Networking Event with DBC DPG
Awards, Scholarships and Grants
Awards
Alice Wimpfheimer International Nutrition Service Trip Mini Grant
Executive Leadership Team
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Nadin Samaan, RD | Chair |
| April Hackert, MS RDN | Chair-elect |
| Elizabeth "Libby" Mills, MS, RD, LDN, FAND | Past Chair |
| Cherish Wanter | Secretary |
| Dr. Maggie Dylewski Begis, PhD, RD, LD | Treasurer |
| Beth Leonberg, DSC, MA, MS, RD, LDN, FAND | DPG HOD Delegate |
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International Phone: +1-312-899-0040, Option 1
Email: DPGMIGrelations@eatright.org
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Global MIG
Improving the nutritional status in regions with high burdens of malnutrition or with nutritional crises due to conflict or natural disasters, through the sharing of information, resources, and ideas among Academy members, students, governmental and non-profit aid organizations, and health workers within these countries.