About one 1 in ten Kansas adults are experiencing hunger and nearly 1 in 5 Kansas children lack adequate nutrition for an active, healthy life. On Feb. 25, KHI facilitated a panel of experts from policy, charitable, agriculture, and business sectors. Participants explored the landscape of hunger in Kansas and shared perspectives on gaps and opportunities for future work to address hunger in Kansas.
Event recording posted below.
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