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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | May 17, 2019
Categorized in: UncategorizedA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Although Kentucky’s anti-hunger programs have become a model for others to emulate the state, “still has a higher-than-average rate for food insecurity when compared with the rest of the country.”… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | May 10, 2019
Categorized in: Hunger and Homelessness | Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. On Thursday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a package of six bills that are, “designed to address different aspects of the state’s hunger crisis by establishing programs that would… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | February 1, 2019
A weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Although the goverment shutdown is finally over, it revealed how the United States “could be one domestic crisis away from bread lines.” (The New York Times) The shutdown also laid… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | January 25, 2019
Categorized in: Hunger and Homelessness | Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Carlos Rodriguez, the CEO of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, says there is no way that his organization could fill the gap if SNAP benefits were to run out… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | January 18, 2019
Categorized in: Hunger and Homelessness | Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Some states have started to issue warnings to SNAP recipients that they may need to ration their benefits if the government shutdown extends past February. (Politico) Food banks in Florida… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | December 14, 2018
Categorized in: Hunger and Homelessness | Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Congress approved a new Farm Bill on Wednesday. The legislation, which does not include the stricter work requirements that were part of the House’s original bill, is expected to be… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | December 7, 2018
Categorized in: Hunger and Homelessness | Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. A new report from Hunger Free America shows that, despite an economic boom between 2014-17, rates of hunger have yet to return to pre-recession levels. (MarketWatch) According to the U.S…. View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | November 30, 2018
Categorized in: Hunger In The NewsA weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Providing enough healthy, affordable, and environmentally food for everyone will take a radical transformation of our current food system, according to a new report from 130 national academies of science and… View Article
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Hunger in the News: This Week’s Must-Read Articles | November 23, 2018
A weekly round-up of the stories that caught our eye this week, with an emphasis on hunger, food waste, and poverty in the United States. Approximately 870,000 people in California’s Bay Area are food insecure while tons of meals are leftover at colleges, banquets, and — most prominently — tech companies in the region. (San… View Article