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Heard from Jos Linn, RESULTS grassroots leader: "Hope is not in your feed. Hope is in your feet!"

TB anywhere is TB everywhere

Texas TB Surge Raises Alarm as Most Infected Residents Remain Unaware For nearly three decades, tuberculosis followed a reassuring trajectory in the United States: case counts declining year after year, the disease receding from public consciousness, treated as a solved problem of the developing world rather than an active threat in American cities.

RESULTS is disappointed to see the House pass a Farm Bill that fails to support families facing hunger. The Senate must do better.

Hear from RESULTS Expert on Poverty Lindsay K. Saunders on the importance of affordability in a new op-ed:

"As life becomes less and less affordable for working people, we need to restore and expand our social safety net so those of us who work for a living can keep our families affordably housed, fed, and healthy. Currently, we’re headed in the wrong direction."

https://results.org/blog/affordability-is-a-vanishing-promise-for-the-middle-class

Join us for a Substack Live from the Food Policy Debrief: Amplifying Gen Z and Millennial Voices in the Anti-Hunger Space. This conversation will feature RESULTS advocates Tiffany Tagbo and Dayana Leyva, and Niyeti Shah, founder of Food Systems Collaborative. Tue, April 14, 6pm ET.

foodpolicydebrief.substack.com (link in bio)

Education is a cornerstone to reduce poverty and with it, hunger.

Letters to the Editor - Protests, leaders’ character, Strait of Hormuz, Dallas City Hall Readers saluted President Donald Trump, took issue with CPAC message, advocated educational support, were bullish on Hormuz and praised a downtown Dallas plan.