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Living without food
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported that in 36.2 million people lived in households considered to be food insecure. 23.8 million were adults and 12.4 million were children.
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Poverty and Welfare Politics and Policy in U.S. »
Poverty and Welfare Politics and Policy in U.S.
Poverty and Welfare Politics and Policy in U.S.☜This is a project of the students of POLS 275 at Western Illinois University.Faculty sponsor: Sharon Chanley, Ph.D.☜F1CEB7
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Hunger and Nutrition »
Hunger and Nutrition
Hunger and Nutrition☜How is hunger and nutrition related to poverty and welfare?☜FFB597
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Households and Hunger »
Households and Hunger
Households and Hunger☜According to the Bread for the World Institute 3.5 percent of U.S.households experience hunger. Some people in these households frequently skip meals or eat to little, sometimes going without food for a whole day. 9.6 million people, including 3 million children, live in these homes.☜FFB597
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Living without food
Living without food☜The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported that in 36.2 million people lived in households considered to be food insecure. 23.8 million were adults and 12.4 million were children.☜59C6EF
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How many are hungry? »
How many are hungry?
How many are hungry?☜The national proportion of 21.5% was equivalent to 3.8 million families and was almost ten points above the 11.8% average for the 38 hunger surveys it had conducted quarterly starting mid-1998. ☜9FDEF6
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