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Join us each week on The Food Dignity® Podcast as we draw attention to hidden hunger, confront the issues around food dignity head-on, and raise awareness about access to nourishing food for everyone.
Nearly 25% of American households have experienced food insecurity during the pandemic. But because of shame and stigma, hunger stays hidden. That’s why this podcast exists—to drag the food insecurity issue into the light and bring food dignity to everyone who needs it.
Our discussions are:
- ROOTED in the belief that everyone has a right to nourishing food at all times.
- BOLD in their focused approach to ending judgment and stigma surrounding food access.
- DEDICATED to emboldening those who ask for food during a difficult hardship.
- ACTIVE in making ALL people feel supported, honored, validated, and respected.
- STEADY in their attempt to create lasting change.
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Recent Podcasts
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Episode 200: Designing and Creating Demand for Products with Cultural Relevance
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Episode 199: Implementing Programs that Solve Food Inequity in Schools and Communities
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Episode 198: Design Used in Advancing Equity in the Food System
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Episode 197: Planting Seeds of Justice: How Gardening Breaks Barriers to Food Access
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Episode 196: The Role of Direct Service Operators on the Ground
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