Tribes say the decision to reduce water flow “has more to do with potatoes than it does fish.”…
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Pandemic SNAP Benefits Have Ended
Center on Policy and Budget Priorities Mar 1, 2023The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program’s (SNAP) emergency allotments (EAs) — temporary benefit increases that Congress enacted to address rising food insecurity and provide economic stimulus during the COVID-19 pandemic —…
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Click here for more.In the wake of the Turkey and Syria earthquakes, rescue workers searched through the rubble of thousands of collapsed buildings in freezing winter temperatures. But in many areas of northwestern Syria, survivors…
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DEI Needs To Be Inclusive of People with Disabilities
Forbes Mar 1, 2023Striving for equality is a participatory undertaking.
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Black-led Grocery Co-ops and Food Justice in Louisville
Nonprofit Quarterly Feb 28, 2023To get a food co-op to form in Louisville’s largely Black neighborhood of Smoketown, co-op organizers needed to devise a different approach—rooted in community.
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How the Affordable Care Act Helps Agricultural Workers
Futurity Feb 27, 2023Passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 has helped farm workers get better medical care—and avoid trips to the emergency room.
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Rebuilding Eastern Kentucky After Historic Flooding
Grist Feb 27, 2023Current federal funding destined to help rebuild flood-ravaged eastern Kentucky is not enough for what advocates want.
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US Prisons Hold More than 550,000 People with Intellectual Disabilities – They Face Exploitation, Harsh Treatment
The Conversation Feb 26, 2023Prison life in the U.S. is tough. But when you have an intellectual, developmental or cognitive disability – as hundreds of thousands of Americans behind bars do – it can…
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Train Derailments Are Part of an Unregulated Industry
Grist Feb 25, 2023Chemical spill experts and researchers told Grist that the derailment in Ohio was just business as usual for railroad industry.
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The Impact of Food Insecurity on Cognitive Health
Futurity Feb 25, 2023Older adults who don’t have enough food to eat may experience cognitive decline equivalent to being as much as 4.5 year older.
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In Rural America, Right-to-repair Laws are the Leading Edge of a Pushback Against Growing Corporate Power
The Conversation Feb 24, 2023Corporations restrict what farmers can do with their own seeds, as well as their farm equipment when it breaks down.
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Click here for more.“Just give us the damn money!” I hear this time and time again in my role at Camelback Ventures from frustrated founders who are being forced to jump through the…
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