Voices to End Hunger
Voices to End Hunger
Podcast Description
The official podcast of the Alliance to End Hunger. Voices to End Hunger spotlights an array of food and nutrition experts in policy and practice - highlighting innovative approaches to combating hunger and malnutrition and featuring discussions on the intersection of advocacy and action. Guests include members of the Alliance to End Hunger, in-house policy experts, and local and global stakeholders working tirelessly to realize a zero-hunger world.Learn more about the Alliance to End Hunger, membership, and programs at https://alliancetoendhunger.org.
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The podcast addresses key themes related to food security and nutrition policy, featuring episodes that explore innovative solutions to hunger, advocacy strategies, and testimonies from diverse voices in the sector, including discussions on the status of hunger in different regions and recent developments in hunger alleviation efforts.
The official podcast of the Alliance to End Hunger. Voices to End Hunger spotlights an array of food and nutrition experts in policy and practice – highlighting innovative approaches to combating hunger and malnutrition and featuring discussions on the intersection of advocacy and action. Guests include members of the Alliance to End Hunger, in-house policy experts, and local and global stakeholders working tirelessly to realize a zero-hunger world.
Hosted by Minerva Delgado
Produced by Nathan Magrath
Learn more about the Alliance to End Hunger, membership, and programs at https://alliancetoendhunger.org.
Across the country, the Cooperative Extension System has served as a vital bridge between land-grant universities and the communities they serve—bringing research-based education directly to kitchen tables, classrooms, and community centers in every state. For decades, this network has been a cornerstone of nutrition education, especially for underserved and limited-resource families. On this episode of Voices to End Hunger, host Minerva Delgado speaks with Dr. Jo Britt-Rankin, Extension Professor in the Department of Health Sciences and Administrative Director for the University of Missouri Extension's SNAP-Ed and EFNEP programs. Together, they discuss the essential role Extension plays in advancing food and nutrition security, the recent elimination of SNAP-Ed funding and what it means for communities across Missouri and the nation, and how this century-old model of community-based education continues to adapt to meet new challenges.
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Learn about the Cooperative Extension System, including programs in your own state, through the Extension Foundation: https://extension.org/
Developed by the University of Missouri, the Seasonal and Simple app provides users with ideas and simple recipes using locally-sourced seasonal produce in Missouri. On Play and Apple App stores as well as though this site: https://seasonalandsimple.info/
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