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Partnering with MAZON: Fighting Hunger and Nourishing the Jewish Soul (TC Jewfolk)

December 30, 2024 —
TC Jewfolk is proud to partner with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger – a national organization inspired by Jewish values – to fight to end hunger among people of all faiths and backgrounds in the United States and Israel.

“We need committed advocates who do the work to move legislation aimed at ending hunger forward, as well as to fight harmful policies that would erode the safety net that enables so many people to put food on the table,” Haviv explained. “That work must happen at every level, and we are committed to a strong effort in statehouses nationwide.”

MAZON, Conservation Voters criticize Rollins,while wheat industry congratulates her (Fence Post)

November 27, 2024 — More agriculture-related groups have reacted to President-elect Trump’s choice of Brooke Rollins as agriculture secretary.

Abby Leibman, president and CEO of MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger said, “Donald Trump’s domestic policies during his first term were disastrous for the tens of millions of low-income Americans facing food insecurity, so it is deeply alarming that he would select one of the architects for those blueprints to lead USDA moving forward.”

The Hunger Museum— A Virtual Journey Through America’s Fight Against Hunger (Detroit Jewish News)

November 21, 2024 — These days, it is common for top museums around the world to have robust web galleries and virtual exhibits available online to all with internet access. What is much more novel is a museum that exists solely in the digital world yet has all the galleries and exhibits one would expect to see in a physical space. The Hunger Museum is precisely the latter.

MAZON Continues to Advocate for Food Insecure in Light of Election Results (Jewish Journal)

November 14, 2024 — On November 6, MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger released a statement, vowing to continue their fight on behalf of food-insecure Americans nationwide.

We asked Jewish leaders about their priorities under a second Trump term (JTA)

November 14, 2024 — “Terrified” or gratified, groups told us how they are pivoting for a new era on climate change, reproductive rights, antisemitism, campus protests, religious freedom and social welfare.

Too Much Income, Too Little Food: Why Hunger Plagues US Troops (Bloomberg Government)

November 1, 2024 — The stigma of food insecurity has prevented the scope of the problem from being fully recognized, said Liza Lieberman, the communications director for MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger, an organization fighting to end hunger, that has been at the forefront of the military food insecurity issue.

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The Hunger Museum™ tells the fascinating story of the last 100+ years of hunger and anti-hunger public policy in the United States. Because it’s completely virtual, you can engage with our immersive and interactive exhibits anytime, from anywhere, to learn about the political, economic, and cultural story of the expansion and dismantling of the American social safety net. Explore the galleries, stay awhile at the SNAP Café, and leave your wish for a more just world at the Wishing Tree.

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