Work requirements for food aid don’t get more people into the labor force

By Kelsey Pukelis

GOP pushing even harsher austerity measures

By Jake Johnson

The pandemic recession has pushed a further 9.8 million Americans into food insecurity

By Craig Gundersen

As unemployment and underemployment have increased, more Americans are having trouble feeding their families.

How urban planning and housing policy helped create ‘food apartheid’ in US cities

By Julian Agyeman

More than 35 million Americans struggle with hunger, but food insecurity isn’t evenly distributed, not even within urban areas. This is not an accident, but the result of decades of racist policies.