Feeding Families: Policies and Programs

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Horizonte talks about “Feeding Families: Policies and Programs”, an ASU forum held to talk about public policies, food insecurity, and efforts to build family nutrition in South Phoenix.

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Also in this episode:

Carolina Aranibar-Fernandez

Volunteers search for missing migrants

In this segment:

Dr. Sonia Vega-Lopez, Associate Professor in Nutrition, ASU College of Health Solutions and Southwest Interdisciplinary Search Center

Lawrence Robinson, Director for Leadership for Educational Equity and Governing Board President for The Roosevelt School District

Social cohesion dialogue tackles race, class, and gender in the United States

Volunteers search for missing migrants

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