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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2019 · 58 MIN

Heard! Podcast – Episode 97 – Does Detroit Have a Healthy Food System?

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With a lot of media coverage focused on new restaurants in Detroit, there is very little focus given to Detroit residents who cannot afford to eat at those restaurants. Kibibi Blount-Dorn is the Education and Engagement Program Manager for the Detroit Food Policy Council. With close to 50% of Detroit households facing food insecurity, the […]

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With a lot of media coverage focused on new restaurants in Detroit, there is very little focus given to Detroit residents who cannot afford to eat at those restaurants. Kibibi Blount-Dorn is the Education and Engagement Program Manager for the Detroit Food Policy Council. With close to 50% of Detroit households facing food insecurity, the Detroit Food Policy Council's work to improve the Food System is absolutely crucial. We discuss a wide range of issues including food systems, food insecurity, nutrition, and education. You can learn more about the Detroit Food Policy Council at http://detroitfoodpolicycouncil.net. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and leave a review. You can follow Heard! on Twitter & Instagram @heardpodcast.

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