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CH Caitlin N. Hawley
CH Corrine M. Huber
LB Lyle G. Best
BH Barbara V. Howard
JU Jason Umans
SB Shirley A. A. Beresford
BM Barbara McKnight
AH Arlette Hager
MO Marcia O’Leary
AT Anne N. Thorndike
IO India J. Ornelas
MB Meagan C. Brown
AF Amanda M. Fretts
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All study participants will receive $100 for each in-person study visit as compensation for time and travel. They will also receive a monthly newsletter by mail highlighting tips for diabetes management and other topics related to diabetes self-care (e.g., stress reduction tips, managing medications, traveling with diabetes). Participants in the intervention arm who watch the videos each month (tracked by study staff through Canvas® and by a log-in book available at the community health clinics) will be entered into a monthly raffle for a cooking-related appliance. The study binders distributed to participants in the intervention arm will contain 12 pre-stamped-and-addressed postcards, one for each lesson, with a question related to that month’s materials. If participants in the intervention arm return the postcard to study staff, they will receive an additional entry in a monthly raffle or a gift card to the local grocery store for healthy food.

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