Preparing to Explore Salt Lake City’s Food System

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Hunger Solutions in Utah

Utah State University

20 episodes

2 days ago

Hunger Solutions in Utah is a podcast dedicated to highlighting the impactful work being done across the state to combat hunger. Join Brittney Johnson, a clinical and community-based dietitian, as she speaks with local leaders and workers striving to end food insecurity in Utah. In each short episode, you'll hear inspiring stories, learn about grassroots initiatives, impactful programs, and how you can contribute to the cause through donations, volunteer work, or spreading awareness in your own community. **Involved in hunger solutions? To be a guest on the show email brittney.johnson@usu.edu

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Preparing to Explore Salt Lake City’s Food System

Hunger Solutions in Utah

6 minutes 58 seconds

10 months ago

Preparing to Explore Salt Lake City’s Food System

Welcome back to the Hunger Solutions in Utah podcast! I’m your host, Brittney Johnson, and today, I’m excited to set the stage for an insightful conversation coming your way next week. We’ll be joined by Maria Schwarz, the Food System Resilience Program Manager for Salt Lake City, who will walk us through a groundbreaking initiative called the City Food Assessment.

This initiative takes a deep dive into understanding food systems right here in Salt Lake City. From food production and distribution to access and waste, Maria and her team are uncovering essential insights that will shape the future of food resilience in our community. But before we hear from Maria next week, let’s take some time to familiarize ourselves with the concepts and terms she’ll be discussing, so you’ll be ready to dive right in.

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