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Understanding The Causes Of Hunger In Texas With Celia Cole Of Feeding Texas
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What does it mean to be food insecure in Texas? Is that even the right language? What are the underlying causes of food insecurity? We get answers to all of these questions and more in our conversation with Celia Cole, the CEO of Feeding Texas. She explains how the pandemic made food insecurity more visible to the general public and how food banks across the state rose to the occasion. Celia shares her current advocacy work; she’s so involved that she even recorded this episode from the capital! Continue listening to this series to learn alongside Claire and Nichole as they deepen their understanding of the issues facing the most vulnerable in Texas.
Attention Mentions:
Celia: The Walking Dead, on AMC and Netflix
Claire: The Last of Us on HBO Max
Nichole: Recaps on YouTube of Married at First Sight Australia called Rehashed by Wilko
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