The editorial “Food stamps: Dependency’s sinkhole” portrayed the one in two able-bodied food stamp recipients who didn’t work for over a month in 2010 as pitifully dependent on the public […]
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The editorial “Food stamps: Dependency’s sinkhole” portrayed the one in two able-bodied food stamp recipients who didn’t work for over a month in 2010 as pitifully dependent on the public […]
Katie Hopkins puts in long days that include a one-hour commute each way to and from her job in Wheeling, W.Va., where she is an associate at law firm Orrick, […]
Host Michael Bartley is joined by Lisa Scales, CEO of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and Ken Regal, Executive Director of Just Harvest to discuss the issue of food […]
Homewood Children’s Village started filling the backpacks of children at two elementary schools every Friday last year. The backpacks weren’t full of school supplies. They contained food, said Kristi Burry, […]
God knows it’s good to give to those in need in this season of love and good will. It can justly be applauded. But why do we hone in on […]
After years of advocates’ efforts and a final push the past two years to pass legislation, the state’s Department of Public Welfare officially becomes Pennsylvania’s Department of Human Services today. […]
Ken Regal, executive director of the social-justice organization Just Harvest, believes no one should go to bed on an empty stomach. “The idea that people are allowed to be struggling […]
Ten Taylor Allderdice students who live in Hazelwood have filmed a documentary about food scarcity in their community. “Not Finished Yet,” funded by the Heinz Endowments and overseen by Hazelwood’s Center of Life, will […]
For Americans working minimum wage jobs today, the world is conspiring against success and in some cases, even survival, according to journalist and poverty expert Sasha Abramsky. After decades of […]
A lack of full-service grocery stores in low-income areas often is blamed for high obesity rates, but prices and store layouts might play a bigger role, according to a report […]