A record-breaking 1,200 advocates from across the country came together to share experiences and best practices for ending hunger in their communities and hear from renowned experts at the 2017 National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference.
Every few months, a news story will highlight a child denied a lunch in the cafeteria — sometimes forced to throw the meal away or given a cheese sandwich instead of the planned lunch menu items — because the child does not have money to pay.
Here are three ways to engage with your Representatives and Senators while they are back home.
Women in the U.S. disproportionately experience hunger and poverty compared to American men. Here are three ways advocates and policymakers can reduce food insecurity among women.
This is the third in a three-part series by guest blogger Janet Poppendieck, author and Professor Emerita of Sociology at Hunter College, City University of New York, on the history of the School Breakfast Program.
