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#SaludTues Tweetchat 6/1: Strategies to Address Food Insecurity

Sadly, food insecurity ─ being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of nutritious food ─ is common in the United States.

This is especially true for Latinos and other people of color. U.S. Latino and Black households are more likely to suffer food insecurity (16.2% and 21.2%, respectively), than the national average (11.1%), according to USDA data, Salud America! reports.

COVID-19 is making the situation worse, too.

Join the #SaludTues Tweetchat “Strategies to Address Food Insecurity” at 1p ET 6/1 with @SaludAmerica, @WeAreUnidosUS, @PublicHealthMap, @VocesenSalud, @MinorityHealth, @Praxis_Project, @CSPI, and more! salud.to/foodinschat

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What: Reducing food insecurity
Who: You!
Where: #SaludTues Tweetchat
When: 1p ET 6/1
More: salud.to/foodinschat