When we change how we think about hunger, we open up a world of new possibilities for fighting it.
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The Importance of Bringing Security to Food Security
In 2006, the USDA switched from talking about ‘hunger’ to using the term ‘food security,’ to much discord. The change in language was accused of being impersonal and trying to take the emotion and humanity out of a serious issue. That’s a reasonable accusation, but I have also been thinking a lot about how important…
Why We Shouldn’t Focus on Hunger during Hunger Action Month
September is Hunger Action Month, which means there are great discussions happening everywhere about all the work that goes into fighting hunger. Lately I’ve been involved in some particularly engaging conversations around reducing food waste, increasing donations, building access to fresh produce, and more. What sometimes gets lost, however, when talking about Hunger Action Month,…
The Challenge of Food Pantries Facing Cuts to SNAP
If you haven’t yet read this New York Times article on the current state of SNAP, please do. It’s a much more powerful piece than I can articulate right now. SNAP is a program intended to fight hunger by providing people with the resources they need to purchase the foods that best fit their culture…
Whether you are an experienced social justice fighter, an overwhelmed anti-hunger advocate, or are just looking to learn a little more about hunger, I hope that this site provides you with inspiration for how food pantries can implement the revolutionary concept that everyone deserves to eat.
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Thank you, Bri!
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