Accountability & Justice: Power, Policy, and Impact

As federal funding for CalFresh hangs in the balance, the California Community Foundation is expanding its approach, offering both immediate relief and investing in systemic changes to combat food insecurity in Los Angeles County.

A new partnership aims to optimize marathon runners’ diets, tapping into the growing demand for personalized nutrition and chef-crafted meals. The collaboration between CookUnity and NYRR signals a shift in how athletes approach training.

As the federal government reopened, a battle over Affordable Care Act subsidies emerged as a key sticking point. A Texas radio host argues the debate isn’t about healthcare access, but fiscal responsibility.

A shortfall in state Medicaid funding is forcing cuts to home care services, impacting thousands of North Carolinians and raising concerns about access to essential care. Advocates warn the situation is unsustainable.

The Save Mart Companies unveils a comprehensive program to address food insecurity in California and Nevada, offering affordable options and bolstering local food banks amid rising costs.

A partnership between Forage and Zip offered a temporary lifeline to SNAP recipients during the recent government shutdown, highlighting the growing role of fintech in addressing gaps in the social safety net.

Expanded alliance brings grocery and restaurant options under one roof, fueling convenience but raising questions about competition and labor practices. Consumers set to benefit from loyalty program integration.

As the government shutdown drags on and federal funding dwindles, Meals on Wheels programs are struggling to serve vulnerable seniors, raising concerns about food insecurity and the vital social connections these programs provide.

With federal funding for SNAP and WIC cut, food banks and charities are overwhelmed, struggling to meet the surging demand. A growing crisis looms for vulnerable Americans.

As grocery costs soar and food insecurity grips a million New Yorkers, a proposal for city-owned, non-profit grocery stores gains traction. Could this unconventional approach offer a lifeline to struggling families?