Voices of Hunger in North Carolina: Episode 25

Hear from Jessica Lowery Clark, ED of the Robeson County Smart Start and Lumbee Indian about how the pandemic has changed food access in Robeson County.

Presented by the North Carolina Alliance for Health and MomsRising with the support of MAZON.

The views or opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals interviewed and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of NCAH or MomsRising.

Voices of Hunger in North Carolina: A Perspective From Robeson County

On the 12/15/2020 episode of Mornings with Morgan, Philip Otienoburu of Self-Help and Lindsey Haynes-Maslow of NC State return to talk about healthy food retail.

Note: Regarding the 2020 HFFI recipients, Sankofa Farms didn’t receive HFFI 2020 funding, but Sankofa Fresh Stop Market in New Orleans did.

Here are links to the awardees:

GusNIP 2020: https://cris.nifa.usda.gov/cgi-bin/starfinder/0?path=fastlink1.txt&id=anon&pass=&search=(AN=1024349;1024422;1024401;1024359;1024457;1024342;1024343;1024482;1024358;1024501;1024638;1024429;1024399;1024429;1024357;1024580;1024568;1024397;1024366;1024433;1024432;1024592;1024374;1024377;1024634;1024629;1024404;1024400;1024388;1024533;1025073)&format=WEBTITLESGIY 

HFFI 2020: https://www.investinginfood.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/2020-HFFI-Award-Book.pdf

Voices of Hunger in North Carolina: A Perspective From Robeson County

NC Alliance for Health

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