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PARA PUBLICACIÓN INMEDIATA: REINVERTIR EN NEGOCIOS NEGRAS, INDÍGENAS, Y DE PERSONAS DE COLOR
July 26, 2022
Alimentando al Pueblo combate la inseguridad alimentaria en el sur del condado de King Burien, WA — Alimentando
Alimentando al Pueblo combate la inseguridad alimentaria en el sur del condado de King Burien, WA — Alimentando
Contact: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Alimentando al Pueblo Roxana Pardo Garcia 760-239-7443 chisme@alimentandoalpueblo.org 7/26/2022 REINVESTING INTO BIPOC BUSINESSES *español adjunto*
WithinReach hosted a free, weeklong virtual event series called Food Access is Community Care from Feb. 7-11, 2022. Over the
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Latinx communities are disproportionately affected by COVID, other serious illnesses, and poverty. As racism continues to be a public health
It’s 18 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the food bank at Alimentando al Pueblo is as busy as ever. People
By Nurhaliza Mohamath This article is part of the Road Map Youth Storytellers Project. Learn more here.
Roxana Pardo Garcia says the first step in attracting food-insecure Latinx/Hispanic people to take advantage of the services of a
Growing up, Roxana Pardo Garcia remembers feeling shame whenever her mother sent her to the food bank when times were difficult. Today, as an adult, Garcia organizes a food pantry serving King County’s Latinx community, one that offers a more positive experience during these hard times.
These two choices were made because both “demonstrated commitment to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic.” Garcia left her job
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