Ending Food Injustice: VT

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with Anore Horton of Hunger Free Vermont

Posted

Oct 19, 2020

Food insecurity is not an issue in a silo, we all have a stake in children, families and individuals facing hunger. Anore Horton of Hunger Free Vermont provides insights on the state and federal SNAP program.

Hosted by: Nathan O'Leary Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team

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