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On The Hill

Ending Child Hunger Through Universal School Meals

The Universal School Meals Program Act of 2026 would ensure that all children nationwide have access to the nutrition they need for their health and learning by allowing all schools to offer meals to all their students at no charge. FRAC urges Members of Congress to co-sponsor the bill.

View the press release.

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In the Spotlight

How H.R. 1 Deepens America’s Hunger Crisis

The far-reaching consequences of H.R. 1 will be felt in every corner of the country.

Although the fallout will be local, the design is federal. Despite strong opposition from governors, advocates, and public health leaders, this law shifts financial and administrative responsibility for SNAP to states and localities — while restricting eligibility, expanding time limits, and eliminating core nutrition education programs. 

Learn how the impacts of H.R. 1 will be felt throughout your community.

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SNAP Choice

SNAP Restrictions Are Spreading

Restricting food choice with ANAP ignores the root causes of poor nutrition. These mandates create costly administrative hurdles for states and retailers while fueling stigma at the checkout line.

Learn why policing food purchases fails to solve benefit inadequacy.

Visit our SNAP Choice page for state map, policy briefs, and expert analysis.

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