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Anti-Hunger Policy Conference 2023:
When you think of older adults and hunger, who comes to mind? What characteristics do they have? What's their experience with food insecurity? In this engaging session, we'll expand perceptions of older adults and leave you more equipped to address older adult food insecurity in your community.
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The monthly government relations webinar covers policy updates and priorities.
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The Oasis Insight Tech User Group discusses the use of barcoding in Oasis.
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The Oasis Insight Tech User Group plans for its upcoming topics using a March Madness bracket.
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This webinar centered on best practices for targeting populations with SNAP application assistance including how to utilize digital/social media advertising.
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The monthly government relations webinar covers policy updates and priorities.
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This two-part Workshop aims to engage attendees across the network who seek to better understand and meet neighbor food needs. On-ramps for this work are numerous - whether it be through self-assessments, community engagement, neighbor-responsive sourcing, donor commitments, HER nutrition ranking or by addressing policies, systems and environmental changes. Session speakers include network and external partners who will openly share through a Panel and Fireside Chat their challenges, incremental wins, and new resources available to help you move the needle forward in your organization. Attendees are then invited to join colleagues in discussions, hands-on demonstrations and action planning to help ensure the learnings and ah-has from the session make their way home and into the next steps of your work to address food insecurity and improve health - in partnership with your community.
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Feeding America CEO Claire Babineaux-Fontenot will deliver welcome remarks to officially kick off the start of the Annual Conference.
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Kick off your FNC virtual conference with this Recorded conference general session featuring Claire Babineaux-Fontenot. She will share Feeding America’s priorities and perspective as the network continues to evolve its work in response to the current pandemic.
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OrderAhead, co-developed with food banks and informed by neighbors with lived experience of food insecurity, allows neighbors to order food from the privacy of their own phone and pick it up at a convenient location and time. By offering discretion, choice and convenience, OrderAhead reduces barriers and creates a more dignified experience for people seeking food assistance. This video features a summary of how the application works and the impact it is having in communities.
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OrderAhead is a free platform that allows food banks and agencies to offer a “click and collect” shopping experience for the people you serve. Learn how your network peers are using OrderAhead to increase choice and convenience for neighbors while reducing complexity in coordinating inventory, packing and delivery for their organization.
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OrderAhead is an online ordering platform that provides a neighbor experience based on convenience, privacy and efficiency. It gives food banks and agency partners a tool to meet neighbors where they are through a variety of distribution models. Join this panel discussion to hear from network colleagues how they are using OrderAhead to meet neighbors where they are and offer an alternative to the traditional pantry experience. Attendees will come away with a deeper understanding of how OrderAhead can be implemented to serve neighbors in their service area.
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Several Food Banks have adopted strategies to serve neighbors directly through click and collect ordering platforms. Learn about how they are being deployed at one Food Bank, the impact it is having today and the longer term potential health, access and equity implications of using click and collect ordering models.
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As part of the 2025 Strategy, Feeding America has set improved food security as our north star, or population-level indicator of progress towards our 2025 goal and vision of a hunger free America. To improve food security, we have identified four outcomes where Feeding America is uniquely positioned to make a difference in the lives of people we serve: increased access to nutritious food, improved diet quality, improved financial security, and increased public passion to end hunger. While we have identified measures for most pillars of our strategy, the national office is in the process of engaging with external experts and food banks to develop an access measure that is relevant to the role we have in providing reliable access to nutritious food in a manner that meets the unique needs of people in a given community. Please join this session for an overview of the outcomes measurement framework and to share your thoughts and feedback as we work to develop a food access measure.
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In this roundtable hosted by Partner Network Services (formerly Access Services) three food banks share examples of their work in agency recruitment and selection. Topics include agency network mapping, identifying gaps with an equity lens, using community engagement to close gaps, pre-screening prospective new partners and organizing the agency relations team to maximize agency and community engagement.
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Partner Network Services (formerly Access Services) provides an opportunity for five food banks to share programming ideas that have increased access to food in rural areas. The food banks’ innovations overcame common rural barriers such as distance from food sources, absence of partner agencies, lack of transportation and agency partner capacity challenges. Learn about a wide range of solutions such as “Mail-A-Meal,” utilizing shipping containers for storage and distribution, a creative mobile, rural pallet drops and transforming distribution hosts into partner agencies. Question and answer session also included.
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No community better exemplifies the importance of Food Sovereignty as a social determinant of cultural and community health, than Tribal Communities. As we explore deepening our ability to provide charitable food assistance in times of distress, we must equally focus on strategies that affirm the importance of cultural and food sovereignty for Native and Indigenous People in America. In this session we will explore the importance of partnerships in building network capacity to serve tribal communities and while supporting practices that affirm Native America Sovereignty in food and food systems.
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A preview of Second Harvest Heartland's big, audacious hunger-fighting goal—and the frameworks, workstreams, and partnerships under construction to reach it—will be followed by a panel discussion with food bank leaders on bold, regional plans to end hunger. In the spirit of Feeding America’s inspiring new benchmarks, the session is likely to spark powerful questions on evolving the philosophies at the core of food banking and where our work to impact hunger begins and ends. Speakers will be candid regarding the early wins, failures and lessons learned from their new Minnesota hunger moonshot efforts.