In spite of these concerns, the NYC milk policy was a stunning win-one that affects ves of more than 1 m on schoolchildren.It also raised awareness about health and well-being throughout the Department of Ed he community, and the NYC Coun ucation cil. And perhaps most importantly it sets the stage subsequent changes in other school districts throughout the country. The successful implementation of the "1 or Less" campaign in the NYC schools demon strates the importance of building broad based networks of concerned individuals and groups. highlights the fact that a community coalition, with strong, committed and inclu leadership, like that provided by Bronx ealth REAC the Region Office of School ealth, the Montefiore School Health Program and other partners, can create a potent forum for collaboration. Parents, educators, pub ic health professionals and advocates armed with information and expertise can have powerful impact on policy and must work to- gether to achieve sustainable change