This September, the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health will take place with the goal of ending hunger and reducing diet-related diseases and disparities in the U.S. by 2030.
FRAC, along with other anti-hunger organizations underscored five priorities for the conference.
To ensure these priorities are put into the forefront during the conference, FRAC nominated several people to speak about their lived experiences with hunger during a series of virtual, regional listening sessions hosted by the White House. They shared their stories and recommendations during these sessions.
In a blog series, we will share the remarks of a few of the advocates who spoke during these sessions. This blog shares the remarks from Diane Sullivan, Co-Founder of Equitable Spaces.