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Field Reports

Bridging the Gap Between Capacity and Coverage: An Analysis of the Emergency Food System in Connecticut

JoEllen Pederson, Emerson Fellow
Published 2008

New Haven, Connecticut

Bridging the Gap Between Capacity and Coverage: An Analysis of the Emergency Food System in Connecticut provides an up-to-date geographical overview of the Food Bank’s service area and the capacity of its 600 partner programs to serve their communities.

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Publication tags: Field Reports - Emergency Food Network, Food Banks - Emergency Food Recipients

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JoEllen Pederson

Emerson Fellow

JoEllen is a 2007 graduate of Berea College, where she received a degree in sociology with an emphasis in African and African-American studies.  After spending summers in Costa Rica and Macedonia working on poverty related initiatives, JoEllen started Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week on her campus.  She also served as a Bonner Scholar and ran an after-school program for three years teaching middle school students about community service.

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