Inetta J. Cooper Fulton

Inetta J. Cooper Fulton is a Researcher with the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) under the 1890 Land-Grant Mission at South Carolina State University. As a program coordinator, she focuses on improving community well-being through food and nutrition education, as well as creating documentaries on Black wealth disappearance in America and the decline of rural towns.

• Education: Honorary Doctorate from Saint Thomas Seminary, Jacksonville, Florida.

Her work bridges public health, sociology, and economic policy, emphasizing community development and food security. She has received multiple proclamations from cities like Los Angeles, Plano, and Charlotte for her leadership in health and empowerment conferences.

• Lifetime Achievement Award by President Barack Obama
• Proclamations from three U.S. cities