When I was an undergraduate student the words “college food,” such as ramen noodles, microwavable processed meals, and dining halls, were a part of the college experience. Those fond thoughts bring back great memories that evoke a positive feeling of independence and growth. As a college student, it is likely Read more…
Last week, I attended the first series of WV Think Kids’ Health and Hunger Summit Series conferences, and I have to say I’m so thankful that so many are coming together within our state to discuss food insecurities and healthy food access and its direct correlation with good health. If Read more…
Next week, we’re kicking off the Health and Hunger Summit series. During these months of planning, not being an expert in this field, I’ve made a note of observations and questions that I hope we dig into as the dialogue unfolds. Here are a few. I’ve been a health advocate Read more…
