In the News

Note to Republicans in Congress: ‘It’s an awesome blessing to provide for people in need’ — The Baltimore Sun, July 31, 2020

Why Advocates Say Food Stamps Should Work on Cooked Food — Next City, July 1, 2020

SNAP to It! — Essential Service!, July 6, 2020

Unemployment — The Real News Network, June 17, 2020

‘Cascading Failures of the State’: COVID-19 Impacts on Health, Food Security Amplifying George Floyd Protests — ABC News, June 5, 2020

With The Pandemic, Food Insecurity Is Soaring — WYPR, April 21, 2020

Claim that anyone, regardless of income, can get food stamps in Maryland is false — WUSA 9, April 20, 2020

Op-ed: Trump administration proposal puts SNAP benefits in jeopardy — Baltimore Sun, November 26, 2019

Proposed USDA rule is bad for our kids — Frederick News Post, November 1, 2019

Editorial: Hungry students should not be humiliated at school — Baltimore Sun, October 28, 2019

NPR News Now — National Public Radio, October 19, 2019

Report: Maryland Should Do More to Prevent School Lunch Shaming — Maryland Matters, October 11, 2019

Proposed Change Could See Thousands of Marylanders Losing Supplemental Benefits — Prince Georges County Sentinel, September 26, 2019

Maryland Delegation Urges USDA to Reconsider Food and Nutrition Benefit Changes — Office of Sen. Chris Van Hollen, September 17, 2019

Op-Ed: Standing Up for Those Struggling to Survive — The AFRO, August 30, 2019

Trump administration change could eliminate food assistance for an estimated 15,000 Baltimore residents — Baltimore Sun, August 22, 2019

Trump administration change to food stamps would cut benefits for estimated 15,000 Baltimoreans — Baltimore Fishbowl, August 22, 2019

Letter to the Editor: Trump’s proposal would increase hunger for thousands — Dorchester Banner, August 14, 2019

Advocates Fear Loss of Food Benefits for Tens of Thousands – Maryland Matters, July 26, 2019

Summer Hunger: Advocates Push for Changes to Child Nutrition Programs – Maryland Matters, July 10, 2019

Healthy Food Options Become Available in Prince George’s — Washington Informer, June 5, 2019