With COVID-19, our country is seeing that communities of color are experiencing the impacts of hunger and the impacts of dying from the coronavirus at higher rates. Many are not sure what to do and very much need guidance in how to apply a racial equity response in their programs, policies, etc. This podcast is designed to educate, inspire and enable those interested in advancing racial equity and ending hunger through sharing experiences, expertise and recommendations from experts around the country. Learn more at www.racialequityhunger.org
Racial Equity & Hunger National Learning Network Podcast
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With COVID-19, our country is seeing that communities of color are experiencing the impacts of hunger and the impacts of dying from the coronavirus at higher rates. Many are not sure what to do and very much need guidance in how to apply a racial equity response in their programs, policies, etc. This podcast is designed to educate, inspire and enable those interested in advancing racial equity and ending hunger through sharing experiences, expertise and recommendations from experts around the country. Learn more at www.racialequityhunger.org
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September 23, 2020
Episode 7: Race, COVID-19 and Hunger in Latinx Communities
Welcome to the Racial Equity and Hunger National Learning Network Podcast. In each episode, we seek to understand what racial equity is, how it relates to hunger and hunger relief efforts, and discover practical ways we can implement anti-hunger strategies with a racial equity lens during COVID19. In this episode, your co-hosts Marlysa Gamblin and Monica Gonzales along with a panel of experts address the intersection of hunger, COVID-19 and racial equity in Hispanic/Latinx communities. Tune in as we listen to Hispanic/Latinx experts from across the country, with this particular episode grounding us in the historical trauma of racism and local examples of how racism is showing up during this pandemic. We will learn also learn tangible ways anti-hunger organizations, hunger and policymakers can implement racially equitable responses. You can learn more about the Racial Equity Hunger National Learning Network and listen to our other podcasts last www.racialequityhunger.org.
September 23, 2020
Episode 6: Race, COVID-19 and Hunger in Latinx Communities
<p>Welcome to the Racial Equity and Hunger National Learning Network Podcast. In each episode, we seek to understand what racial equity is, how it relates to hunger and hunger relief efforts, and discover practical ways we can implement anti-hunger strategies with a racial equity lens during COVID19. In this episode, your co-hosts Marlysa Gamblin and Monica Gonzales along with a panel of experts address the intersection of hunger, COVID-19 and racial equity in Hispanic/Latinx communities. Tune in as we listen to Hispanic/Latinx experts from across the country, with this particular episode grounding us in the historical trauma of racism and local examples of how racism is showing up during this pandemic. We will learn also learn tangible ways anti-hunger organizations, hunger and policymakers can implement racially equitable responses.</p> <p>You can learn more about the Racial Equity Hunger National Learning Network and listen to our other podcasts last www.racialequityhunger.org.</p>
August 12, 2020
Episode 5: Race, COVID-19 and Hunger in Indigenous Communities
<p>Welcome to the Racial Equity and Hunger National Learning Network Podcast. In each episode, we seek to understand what racial equity is, how it relates to hunger and hunger relief efforts, and discover practical ways we can implement anti-hunger strategies with a racial equity lens during COVID19. In this episode, your co-hosts Mary Ann Buggs and Donald Wood along with a panel of experts address the intersection of hunger, COVID-19 and racial equity in Indigenous communities. Tune in as we listen to Indigenous experts from across the country, with this particular episode grounding us in the historical trauma of racism and local examples of how racism is showing up during this pandemic. We will learn also learn tangible ways anti-hunger organizations, hunger and policymakers can implement racially equitable responses.</p> <p>You can learn more about the Racial Equity Hunger National Learning Network and listen to our other podcasts last www.racialequityhunger.org.</p>
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