Food Insecurity Rose Steeply During the Pandemic
Food banks have been facing steep challenges in distributing food to a record number of people who fell into poverty and food insecurity due to the nationwide lockdown.
Daphne Herling is the senior research analyst for the Montana Child Research Initiative at the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana.
Food banks have been facing steep challenges in distributing food to a record number of people who fell into poverty and food insecurity due to the nationwide lockdown.
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