Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, Research and Policy Director, was interviewed about the child health and development implications of hunger and food security on public radio.
Feeding Our Children – One Report Says 16.2 Million Children Live In “Food Insecure” Households
WNPR – Connecticut’s Public Radio Station
January 03, 2013
Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, Children’s HealthWatch Research and Policy Director, was interviewed on the WNPR (Connecticut Public Radio) program ‘Where We Live’ for a discussion entitled ‘Feeding Our Children.’ The discussion was organized in response to a feature article revealing the extent of hunger and food insecurity in Connecticut. Joining anti-hunger advocates, the author of the article, and the school nutrition association, Ms. Ettinger de Cuba discussed the health and development implications of hunger and food insecurity for young children and school-age children and the challenges for parents of accessing and affording healthy food.
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