Learn about this year’s initiatives on the state and local level that if passed, could significantly reduce hunger for over 1.5 million Californians:

 

The movement to raise SSI/SSP for seniors and disabled Californians

·         California Nutrition Incentives Act to make farm fresh food affordable for thousands of residents—and help our drought-stricken farmers at the same time

·         Right to Rest Act to stop the criminalization of poor people and those sharing food with them

·         Urban farming issues in the city of LA

RSVP to [email protected]

 

The training will cover the content of these initiatives, plus How to Speak to Your Elected Officials---basic tools for advocates

Highly recommended training for those who have no experience with advocacy and for those planning on attending Hunger Action Day in Sacramento, May 13

 

Co-Sponsored by Community Health Councils

RSVP to [email protected]  or 213 388 8228

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