How FoodShare Identifies Communities Disproportionately Impacted By The Pandemic

with Katie Martin of Connecticut Foodshare Institute for Hunger Research and Solutions

Most folks seeking Connecticut Foodshare services during the pandemic were new faces. Foodshare’s Institute for Hunger Research and Solutions is working to identify areas of the highest need in order to provide food more equitably. Katie Martin explains.

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Jan 16, 2022

Hosted by: Eric Clemons
Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
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