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Risk of child hunger grew most in suburbs during recession

Travis Arbon//August 8, 2014//

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Risk of child hunger grew most in suburbs during recession

Risk of child hunger grew most in suburbs during recession

Travis Arbon//August 8, 2014//

A new report points to the suburbs as the place in the state where the risk of child hunger grew the most during the recession. “Childhood Hunger in America’s Suburbs,”...

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Tags: Great Recession, child hunger, Arizona, report, Childhood Hunger in America’s Suburbs, school lunch programs, Arizona Fair Share Education Fund

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