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Reframing Hunger in America

How can we elevate public understanding that hunger in America is widespread – and not just a personal failing?
Authors
Emilie L’Hôte , Andrew Volmert , Moira O’Neil , Rose Hendricks
Published
November 8, 2018
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This message brief summarizes research into how Americans think about hunger – and how to change thinking. By reframing hunger, we can build support for expanding SNAP, WIC, and other nutrition assistance programs, explain food deserts, and elevate understanding of the food system we need.

Issues
Aging Child and Adolescent Development Families Health Human Services Poverty
Countries
United States

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