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Steps to finding the right prescription to tackle food insecuriity
1 June 2022
Author: Allison Meserve
Dr. Meta Van Den Heuvel, a pediatrician at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), learned about financial empowerment, including tax filing and access to benefits services, when previously working on a study about food insecurity. Dr. Van Den Heuvel, and her colleague, Dr. Catherine Birken, received funding from SickKids Foundation to look at food insecurity amongst families with children requiring inpatient hospital care.
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Black Food Insecurity in Canada
1 June 2022
Author: Melana Roberts
For Black History Month, the Broadbent Institute launched a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Melana Roberts, a municipal and federal food policy advisor, public speaker and community advocate based in Toronto posits that it is about more than addressing hunger, it's about combating anti-Black racism and intergenerational poverty through a multi-pronged intergovernmental approach, grounded in the right to food.
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Prosper Canada helps Canadians overcome financial barriers to food security
7 April 2021
Author: Wendy Abbott-Serroul
We are pleased to share
Maple Leaf Centre for Action on Food Security
's latest blog: "Prosper Canada helps Canadians overcome financial barriers to food security", highlighting our partnership. Together, we will be evaluating the extent to which access to benefit services for Canadians living on low incomes leads to reduced food insecurity.
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