USDA May 14, 2024 Ask a Scientist: Stopping Big Ag from Hijacking US Farm and Food Policy Elliott Negin Former Contributor
Shutterstock/DCStockPhotography March 18, 2024 Show Me the (Agriculture Appropriations) Money Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
Lance Cheung/USDA September 21, 2023 As Expiration Looms, a Look Back at the 2018 Food and Farm Bill Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
USDA/Lance Cheung August 15, 2023 Three Things the 2023 Food and Farm Bill Can—and Should—Do Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
Juliette F/Unsplash June 26, 2023 Why Living Above the Poverty Line Doesn’t Guarantee Food Security Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Juan Carlos Soriano/UCS May 10, 2023 Coalition Members Deliver Their Food and Farm Bill Message to Congress Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
addkm/Shutterstock May 9, 2023 Food Insecurity Is a Bigger Problem Than Our Government Thinks Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Jenna Shea Photojournalism April 18, 2023 People Won’t Be Able to Eat Healthier Unless We Make It Possible Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Iowa DOT April 5, 2023 Will Climate Change Force More Farmworkers to Go Hungry? Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
SrA Dennis Sloan, USAF/Department of Defense April 4, 2023 What Should the 2023 Food and Farm Bill Include—and How Do We Make It Happen? Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
QualityHD/Shutterstock March 13, 2023 How Big Food Corporations Take Advantage of SNAP Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Lance Cheung/USDA February 9, 2023 Six Reasons Why You Should Care about the (So-Called) Farm Bill Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
The National Guard/Flickr January 31, 2023 A Hunger Cliff Is Looming: Time to Rethink Nutrition Assistance Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Georgia National Guard/Maj. Charles W. Westrip December 21, 2022 Hunger Is a Long-Term Emergency—Federal Benefits Should Reflect That Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Carlos Fernandez, CIW/Flickr November 21, 2022 How Many Farmworkers Are Food Insecure? It’s Hard to Tell Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
USDA/Flickr November 8, 2022 Inflation Is a Triple Threat to Food and Nutrition Security. Here’s Why. Alice Reznickova Former Contributor
Pexels August 20, 2021 New USDA Nutrition Research Leads to Historic Increase in SNAP Benefits Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Samer Daboul/Pexels May 27, 2020 Investing in Dietary Guidelines Will Leave Us Better Prepared for the Next Pandemic Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Jim Horn/Flickr April 22, 2020 As COVID-19 Reveals Our Food System’s Flaws, Congress Can Boost Protection Now—and Resilience for the Future Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Duncan C/Flickr March 27, 2020 Three Ways the Coronavirus Crisis Is Also a Food Crisis Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Gerd Altmann/Pixabay March 13, 2020 It’s the Economy, Sonny: Why the Coronavirus Demands Maximum SNAP Benefits Now Rebecca Boehm Former Contributor
USDA/Lance Cheung February 18, 2020 From School Lunch to SNAP, New Attacks on Kids’ Health and Nutrition Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Photo: Libreshot/public domain November 26, 2019 Trump’s Newest SNAP Rule Will Leave Families in the Cold Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Photo: UCS August 3, 2019 Trump Administration’s Attacks on SNAP Hurt Farmers and Rural Areas Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director