The Case for an Integrated Food and Health System
Dear Friend,
Since the onset of the pandemic, food insecurity has risen by about 28%, now affecting at least 54 million Americans, and the impact is especially concerning among children.
Investments in food security, especially for children and families, have a broad range of impacts that contribute to a healthier society. Not making those investments has consequences that are often much more expensive in the future. Learn more by reading Cathryn’s article: The case for an Integrated Food and Health System.
COVID-19 is creating a new sense of urgency to think differently about the investments in food we make as a society. We look forward to you joining us in creating health for people, communities and the planet.
Be Well,
Reilly Briggs
Administrative Assistant to the CEO & Policy Coordinator