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Jordan Baker
jbaker@frac.org
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In the Spotlight
As members of Congress continue working toward a 2023 Farm Bill, we need to set the record straight on the current SNAP time limit rules, how they were enacted and implemented, and why, instead of worsening them.
Congress should pass legislation, the Improving Access to Nutrition Act of 2023 to end SNAP time limits entirely.
Story Ideas
2023 Editorial Calendar
Check out our editorial calendar for the new year!
Read FRAC's Farm Bill priorities
Handout highlights opportunities to strengthen SNAP benefit adequacy and equitable access.
A hunger cliff is here.
Learn how the dramatic cuts in SNAP benefits affect people in your state.
Creating innovative outreach strategies for WIC
The WIC CIAO Project aims to increase participation and retention and reduce disparities in program delivery.
Report reveals dramatic Increase in school meal participation
FRAC's latest report finds participation in school meals grew during the 2021–2022 school year
Raise Your Hand for Healthy School Meals for All
Offering school breakfast and lunch to all students at no charge to families helps ensure that all children have the nutrition they need to grow and thrive.
Healthy School Meals for All Stories
Read stories on the impact of child nutrition waivers from parents, schools and advocates.
Taking a Look at Food Insufficiency During COVID-19 Dashboard
Our new Dashboard features up-to-date data on reported food insufficiency rates over the past year.
American Families Plan Goes A Long Way to Support Struggling Families
New provisions will ensure children have access to the nutrition they need year-round.
Helping Pediatricians Identify and Address Childhood Food Insecurity
Toolkit Helps Pediatricians Identify and Address Spike in Childhood Hunger Caused by COVID-19.
SNAP Critical to Mitigating Spikes in Hunger
USDA reveals federal nutrition programs ensure millions of struggling households get the nutrition during an economic downturn.
COVID-19 Dramatically Deepening America’s Hunger Crisis
Between 26–29 million adults living in the U.S. reported that members of their households sometimes or often did not have enough to eat during the first few months of the pandemic.
Fighting Food Insecurity Amid COVID-19, Groups Advocate For 15% SNAP Boost
Nearly 2,500 organizations are calling for a boost of 15 percent to the benefit levels provided by SNAP.
Kids could go hungry this summer with school lunch programs in peril
“If families are in need, we think they should be able to come to a site and get food.”
COVID-19 Updates
FRAC posts all the latest updates on our new page
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