Shine for Health : Global Health and Equity Podcast

Hunger to Hope: A Story of Advocacy and Impact

32 min · 8. aug. 2025
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In this episode of the Shine for Health podcast, hosts Tasbih Bakshi, Vedika Luthra, Annika Aneja, and Srileka Karthikeyan engage in a deep discussion about health equity, poverty, and the intersection of these issues with hunger relief. They welcome Dawn Pierce, a dedicated advocate for hunger relief, who shares her personal experiences with food insecurity and the impact of SNAP benefits on families. The conversation explores the mental and physical health effects of hunger, the challenges of advocacy, and the importance of community action in addressing food insecurity.

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