The State of Summer Food Service Program in Milwaukee County outlines research that demonstrates the need for current under-utilization of Summer Food by low-income families in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Become an Anti-Hunger Advocate
Become an Anti-Hunger Advocate offers a briefing on hunger in Washington and an advocacy training guide that a)presents readers with key facts on issues, programs and policies needed to understand hunger in Washington, and b) teaches key skills and strategies … Read more
Justin Weinstein-Tull
Justin earned a Bachelor of Science from Stanford University in Symbolic Systems (an interdisciplinary program combining Computer Science, Psychology, Philosophy, and Linguistics), and a Master of Arts in Modern Thought and Literature (another interdisciplinary major combining Literature, Philosophy, and Literary Theory). He has worked with various community kitchens in the … Read more
Ebony Walden
Ebony is a 2002 graduate of Georgetown University, where she majored in Marketing and Management. Most of her employment experiences have been working with inner city youth on advocacy, community service, and community building.
LaFleur Stephens
LaFleur is a graduate of the University of Rochester, where she was a Political Science major with a minor in Spanish and was awarded the Frederick Douglass Prize for her Senior Honors Thesis. LaFleur served as President of the Black Students’ Union, a member of the All Campus Judicial Council, … Read more
Eric Steiner
Eric graduated “With Distinction” from Purdue University in May, 2002, with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. He studied abroad for a semester in Poland, a summer in Honduras, and a semester in South Africa. He served as Mortar Board President, was named Greek Man of the Year, and … Read more
Jennifer Rottmann
Jennifer graduated from Dartmouth College in 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. At Dartmouth, she chaired the Dartmouth College Chapter of Habitat for Humanity and participated in a number of other local and statewide homelessness and affordable housing groups, and interned at the National Coalition for the Homeless … Read more
Hun Quach
Hun Quach, born in Cambodia and raised in Seattle, received her double degree in Political Science and Business from the University of Washington. Hun has been a Resident Advisor, an intern for U.S. Representative Brian Baird and U.S. Senator Patty Murray, a Conference Assistant for the Tobacco Use Prevention Training … Read more
Saleem Hue Penny
Saleem graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Warren Wilson College in Asheville, North Carolina. He has worked in Washington, D.C.with the C.E.E.D. Youth Leadership Organization (now a partner with Community Harvest) facilitating youth education programs in sustainable agriculture, nutrition, environmental justice, food security, and poverty. He also … Read more
Maryn Olson
Maryn is a 2002 graduate of Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana, where she majored in political science and humanities, and minored in social work and gender studies. She studied in Namibia for one semester. Maryn was active in the Honors College, Alliance, chapel activities, and the organization of a semester-long series of seven … Read more
Molly Neck
Molly grew up in South Texas along the U.S./Mexico border and graduated in 2002 with a major in Religious Studies and a minor in history from Tulane University. While at Tulane she worked for three years with Habitat For Humanity and one year at Ozanam Inn, a men’s homeless shelter … Read more
Bridget Murphy
Bridget graduated from Duke University in May 2002 with a self-designed curriculum in Race and Ethnic Relations and Social Policy. She spearheaded several campus projects to promote socially conscious career choices and cultivated an interest in immigration issues, especially those pertaining to farm workers. She also studied race relations at … Read more