Fixing Food Stamps: Two Simple Changes State Leaders Can Make to Address Idaho’s Hunger Problem

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 in Washington, D.C., where she worked on Civil Rights and Public Education.  She was a 2001 Sagner Fellow at the Century Institute at Williams College and spent a term studying in Mexico.

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 in downtown New Orleans.  Molly also served as the project coordinator for the Hunger and Homelessness Awareness and Action Team at Tulane her senior year.