Field Reports
Food Insecurity Among Children Ages 0-3 in Baltimore City: Barriers to Access and Initiatives for Chang
Hannah Emple,
Emerson Fellow
Published 2011
Baltimore, Maryland
Food Insecurity Among Children Ages 0-3 in Baltimore City: Barriers to Access and Initiatives for Change explores barriers to food security for low-income families with young children face and provides recommendations for addressing those barriers locally.
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Publication tags: Field Reports - Food Access - Childcare Providers, Children, Emergency Food Recipients
Originally from Massachusetts, Hannah graduated in 2010 from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN with a degree in geography and a concentration in community and global health. Her thesis research explored how health care providers and families navigate decisions about where to give birth. She has volunteered as an English as a Second Language instructor, a tutor for K-12 students, and as a birth doula at a maternity care unit at a local hospital. She also interned with Wellshare International, working on several Twin Cities initiatives that seek to connect Somali immigrants and refugees with culturally-meaningful health services.
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