Low-income communities of color in the South and Midwest have passed policies limiting new #dollarstores. Understanding the motivation behind these policies is key to supporting other community-led campaigns @DrCRSingleton@MDPIOpenAccess https://t.co/5Vub7MY1f6
JUST NOW: School children visited the Capitol to drop off empty trays to @GovKathyHochul’s office to ask her to fully fund #Meals4AllNY in the enacted budget!
This holiday season, let’s give our kids a gift that they’ll use every day: free, healthy meals that level the playing field.”
@RachaelRay knows free school meals set our kids up for success. Learn more in her op-ed for the @PostStandard. #Meals4AllNY
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Blog by Bronwyn Starr & @jemccarthy76: “Schools provide textbooks and other necessary supplies free of charge, but mealtime remains the one time of day when children are systemically discriminated by income.” https://t.co/klfKbyAXNY via @PhilanthropyNY
Providing healthy meals for every student is one of the best ways to make sure that every child has an equal chance to succeed in the classroom #Meals4AllNY
NEW: I spoke to @poozer87 on @CapPressRoom about 1 of my priorities next budget: universal school meals 4 ALL children. 1 in 7 kids in NY experience hunger. My bill would feed 700K+ more kids & save families $140 per child in groceries a month. Listen now!https://t.co/YPKe85exKP
This National School Lunch Week, we’re celebrating that New Yorkers overwhelmingly agree that lunch should be free for all students. Check out our report for more on NYers’ perspective of school meals. #NSLW22 https://t.co/ASmh6mLHSP
The loss of universal free school meals impacted thousands of NY families. National School Lunch Week is a reminder of how critical healthy school meals are for kids’ learning & growth. See how NY can step up and provide #HealthySchoolMealsForAll#NSLW22 https://t.co/aw2lZm5Wpj
Excited to be in Buffalo for the launch of the Western New York Food System Plan. The plan outlines actions to promote resiliency, strong economic performance, and equity, while reducing hunger and food insecurity across a 9-country region. https://t.co/FiCzY4H71r
“My plan is to make 9 million more children eligible for free healthy school meals.” - President Joe Biden at the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health. #WHConfHungerHealth
My latest is on California's new universal free school meals program. Thank you @feedthechildren@fractweets@metronyu and special thanks to the teachers and parents at @FoussatSchool for speaking with me. https://t.co/3t95XAn7LC
Child obesity is lower in New York. Here's why – and why this health disorder still matters https://t.co/aRewysYIBo via @BNrefresh@ScottBScanlon@jemccarthy76
Across the country, states are working to make healthy school meals for all, despite federal inaction. Check out this new @nokidhungry resource to learn more: https://t.co/5UgNOgrNSs
The annual food security report released by the @USDA_ERS found that hunger fell in 2021 compared to the previous year, underscoring the critical role that federal nutrition programs play in keeping hunger at bay during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/goWQWZVumc
A recent article by @priyakrishna finds that Americans are increasingly turning to credit cards to pay for food. How common is this practice? In NY, more than 20% of food-insecure individuals purchase food on credit: https://t.co/W3fDVwG6uE
New York can and must take action to ensure every student has access to a healthy breakfast and lunch each day. Join the #HealthySchoolMealsForAllNYKids campaign: https://t.co/U9RRcLplJs
ICYMI: A new @NYHFoundation report details the results of a statewide survey about the health and food insecurity. Food-insecure New Yorkers are twice as likely to report poor or fair health. @CBSNewYork https://t.co/OfCXdvfgQ8
As school starts back up, 1.1 million NYS students will lose access to free school meals. CA, ME, VT, MA, and NV have committed to feeding all students. @GovKathyHochul https://t.co/PkBZ9VfLz6