75% of people we surveyed reported being served spoiled or rotten food in prison. Hardly any of them regularly had access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Food in prison could promote rehabilitation and support successful reentry - but that requires a new approach to food service that’s grounded in dignity and health rather than punishment and a bottom line. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gdNxJZpw.
I look forward to learner better ways to eat
New restrictions on glueboard use in England requires special licensing to continue their use. 📜Did you know that their are bills in the New York State government to similarly ban or restrict the use of Glue traps? 🏛️This is just one of the many legislative issues the NYPMA is following on behalf of all in the industry. If you are not a memeber, please join. Our industry is small, and so it is only with a strong, unified voice that we can make a regulatory impact. #ipm #pestcontrol #pestmanagement #nypma
We've said that plans to license the use of glue boards will have a devastating impact on food security, public health and vulnerable members of society. BPCA Chief Exec, Ian Andrew has updates the sector on our work over the last few weeks. Press release here: https://lnkd.in/eQUQXk6m
Connecting behind a unified message is so important! Step one is knowing what is “on the docket” so to speak. Get hooked up with the #NYPMA and #NPMA to get started and understand the process in being heard by our representatives. Let’s send the message that we can provide responsible pest management that balances safety, the environment, and control for the health and welfare of all. #ipm #pestmanagement #perimetek
We've said that plans to license the use of glue boards will have a devastating impact on food security, public health and vulnerable members of society. BPCA Chief Exec, Ian Andrew has updates the sector on our work over the last few weeks. Press release here: https://lnkd.in/eQUQXk6m
Understanding the rates of food insecurity and hunger challenges that affect the communities we directly serve is critical to identifying how we continue to make practical efforts in our collective work to repair America’s broken food system. Help us by taking the Native Food Access survey today, head over to: https://lnkd.in/gV4HQTXK
Check out this week's “Social Justice in the Parsha” as I discuss Parshat Shemini: On Food Justice.
Food insecurity is not having, being uncertain of having, or being unable to acquire enough food to meet one’s basic needs due to insufficient funds or other resources for food. In SoNE’s latest blog, author Lisa Flynn, MPH, Program Support Coordinator highlights the work of a pilot program geared at combating food insecurities. Read the blog here: https://hubs.ly/Q01_jHp_0
Want a better start to your day? Enjoy these health benefits every day of the week by starting with drinking a glass of hot water on an empty stomach first thing in the morning: cleanse your digestive tract and flush toxins from your body, prevent headaches, enjoy a better appetite, increase energy, kickstart your metabolism, reduce weight, improve your skin, promote healthy hair, prevent kidney stones and strengthen your immune system. The warmth of the water helps to stimulate the digestive organs and prepare them for the day's tasks. It can also help in breaking down food particles more effectively, ensuring optimal nutrient absorption. https://lnkd.in/gJPaEVym.
Let's raise our glasses (of water, of course!) to one of the most essential resources for our health and well-being. 💦 This week, we celebrate the importance of hydration and the vital role that clean, safe drinking water plays in our lives.
How does the Emergency Food System in Polk County work, and how does the DMARC Food Pantry Network complement efforts to combat hunger? Here’s a quick video that explains our emergency food system in Polk County: https://lnkd.in/gMcxeaK7
Food insecurity lives everywhere, from big cities to no city at all. Learn more about its impacts and how Bayer and Feeding America are helping: https://lnkd.in/gkNYxU44
Food is a human right.
School food is a matter of justice. Food justice is key in building a world free from oppression. And schools—among the earliest places where kids learn about food, practice building community, and often get most of their daily nutrition—are critical in shaping this world for our kids. Read FoodCorps' blog "Why School Food is a Justice Issue" to learn why the movement for food justice must include school food. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Lb12GC Share this post if you believe school food is a justice issue! 🥕
https://lnkd.in/dXmJxYFT visit this link to get information about me and other scholars who are working on a sanitation work Another link which has my interview https://lnkd.in/d-ebx3Us
Thank you for being leaders in this space, Impact Justice!