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California is moving toward food assistance for all populations—including undocumented immigrants

The Counter • May 12, 2022
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Food4All is making headlines!

May 3, 2022
Food4All is making headlines. The California Legislature and Governor Newsom announced an agreement on the 2022-2023 state budget on June 26 which includes funding to remove exclusions to food assistance for Californians 55 and older, regardless of immigration status. With this historic investment, California will be the first [...]
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45% of undocumented Californians are going hungry. How Calfresh might fill the gap

The Sacramento Bee • May 3, 2022
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‘Essential’ Immigrant Workers Are Going Hungry in California

Capital & Main • May 2, 2022
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Groups Press to Include Undocumented in CA Food Assistance

Public News Service • May 2, 2022
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California child care workers struggle to survive

EdSource • February 22, 2022
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Coalición “Food for All” busca alimentar a todos sin importar el estatus migratorio

Telemundo 52 • January 24, 2022
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“Para que todos puedan comer”: legisladores estatales de California lanzan la campaña ‘Food4All’ para ayudar a inmigrantes

Univision • January 24, 2022
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Gavin Newsom wants to open public food benefits to some undocumented Californians

The Sacramento Bee • January 24, 2022
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Millones de niños en California recibieron $365 adicionales en su tarjeta alimentaria P-EBT, pero muchos aún no la han activado

Univision 34 Los Angeles • January 21, 2022
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Newsom proposes expanding food assistance benefits to older undocumented Californians

KVPR NPR for Central Valley • January 14, 2022
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The National Public Health Emergency has been Extended Through mid-April

U.S Deparment of Health & Human Services • January 14, 2022
While it’s actually not good news that the nation continues to struggle with the pandemic, this does mean states may provide emergency allotments through at least May Ed Bolen Senior Policy Analyst, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
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La mayoría de los californianos están preocupados por quedarse sin alimento

The Los Angeles Times • December 17, 2021
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Food Apartheid: San Bernardino Residents’ Quest for Fresh, Healthy Food as COVID-19 Persists

Black Voice News • November 19, 2021
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Survey: Californians with Low or Moderate Income Worry About Running Out of Food Before They Can Afford to Buy More

November 17, 2021
For Release on November 17, 2021 Survey: Californians with Low or Moderate Income Worry About Running Out of Food Before They Can Afford to Buy More More Than Three in Five Report Actually Running Out of Food Contact: Angeles Nelson, Nourish California (English & Spanish) 619.376.6214 Lucia Del [...]
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Encuesta: Californianos con ingresos bajos o moderados se preocupan por quedarse sin alimentos antes de poder comprar más

November 17, 2021
For Release on November 17, 2021 Encuesta: Californianos con ingresos bajos o moderados se preocupan por quedarse sin alimentos antes de poder comprar más Más de tres de cada cinco personas reportaron que realmente se han quedado sin alimentos Contactos: Angeles Nelson, Nourish California (inglés& español) 619.376.6214 Lucia [...]
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California is short on social workers. Here’s how that affects your ability to get benefits

Sacramento Bee • October 29, 2021
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Hasta $300 por hijos por la extensión del programa de ayuda alimentaria en California

Univision 34 Los Angeles • September 2, 2021
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Colleges rush to sign students up for food stamps, as pandemic rules make more eligible

ABC 10 • August 25, 2021
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State Budget Sending San Francisco $2 Million To Fight Food Insecurity

CBSN Bay Area • July 22, 2021
“CalFresh application reform is long overdue, and seniors and people with disabilities will finally have greater access to the food benefits to which they’re entitled.”
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‘The face of hunger’: Thousands can’t afford to eat in Sacramento. How COVID made it worse

July 21, 2021
“One study found a majority of households in Sacramento County struggling with hunger actually make too much to receive federal food assistance. And thousands more qualify but aren’t signed up.”
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California budget allots funding for local food organizations and an updated CalFresh application

Mission Local • July 21, 2021
“Every year, we leave $2.2 billion in federal food aid at the Treasury instead of it turning into food on tables”
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Next Steps for a Childcare System in Crisis

KQED • July 19, 2021
Nourish California shares some good news about child care nutrition.
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California Takes a Nibble at Offering Food Stamps to Undocumented Immigrants

Bakersfield Californian • July 15, 2021
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Jared Call: “We are grateful…”

KQED • July 1, 2021

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