Preview of first page in file.

Field Reports

In Search of a Hunger-Free Community

Aiyeshia Hudson, Emerson Fellow
Published 2006

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

In Search of a Hunger-Free Community provides insight into the needs and circumstances of clients accessing emergency food assistance within Hunger Task Force’s network of food pantries and meal sites.  The report provides data related to client demographics, participation in federal nutrition programs, and food insecurity.

Download "In Search of a Hunger-Free Community"

Publication tags: Field Reports - Domestic Federal Nutrition Programs, Emergency Food Network, Food Pantries - Emergency Food Recipients, Service Providers, SNAP/Food Stamp Recipients

Hudson headshot

Aiyeshia Hudson

Emerson Fellow

Aiyeshia is a 2005 graduate of Florida State University, with a major in psychology and a minor in English.  She mentored and tutored children at low-income schools through the America Reads program and volunteered with the children’s program at Refuge House, Inc.  She has conducted research for the Florida State University Anxiety and Behavioral Health Clinic, Baumeister/Tice Social Psychology Lab, and Plant Prejudice and Stereotyping Lab.  Aiyeshia also studied Spanish and Latin American culture in Panama.

Read more about Aiyeshia Hudson