The Future of Solving Food Insecurity
There is no silver-bullet solution to food insecurity, and each community needs a tailored fix. The most effective strategies tend to be those that combine a few solutions in one.
Amy Roost
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Amy Roost is the creative mind behind Finding Rebecca, a multimedia collaboration between Snap Judgement and the New York Times, now available for download at SnapJudgment.org. She is currently working on a memoir about the secrets she revealed in Finding Rebecca. Amy also hosts the podcast Fury, focused on the experiences of women during the Trump presidency, and which is based on a collection of essays she co-edited that is due out in late 2018.
Find her @amy_roost
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