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PROTECT 2025 – Supporting Our City and Communities Under Fire (Episode 11)
Hangry 4 Change explores the most urgent challenges facing the fight against hunger in New York City and beyond.
In Episode 11, PROTECT 2025 – Supporting Our City and Communities Under Fire, we go behind the scenes of the fight against hunger in New York City. As food insecurity continues to rise and federal support declines, frontline organizations and policymakers are stepping up with bold solutions.
Gherell Owens, an expert in emergency feeding operations and a Roundtable consultant, shares insights on innovations happening on the ground. Kavitha Gnanasambandan, co-founder of Blooming Health, explores how technology and collaboration can better support seniors in need. Cheryl Huber from United Way offers a broader perspective on hunger at the city level, and NYC DSS Commissioner Molly Park discusses how the city is responding to the growing crisis.
Join us for a critical conversation about the state of emergency food access today—and what it will take to build a stronger, more resilient system for the future.
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By West Side Campaign Against HungerHangry 4 Change explores the most urgent challenges facing the fight against hunger in New York City and beyond.
In Episode 11, PROTECT 2025 – Supporting Our City and Communities Under Fire, we go behind the scenes of the fight against hunger in New York City. As food insecurity continues to rise and federal support declines, frontline organizations and policymakers are stepping up with bold solutions.
Gherell Owens, an expert in emergency feeding operations and a Roundtable consultant, shares insights on innovations happening on the ground. Kavitha Gnanasambandan, co-founder of Blooming Health, explores how technology and collaboration can better support seniors in need. Cheryl Huber from United Way offers a broader perspective on hunger at the city level, and NYC DSS Commissioner Molly Park discusses how the city is responding to the growing crisis.
Join us for a critical conversation about the state of emergency food access today—and what it will take to build a stronger, more resilient system for the future.