Rethinking Burlington Area Food Programming for New Americans

Presenter's Name(s)

Anitra ConoverFollow

Conference Year

January 2022

Abstract

Investigators review research studies from across the US to compile a set of best practices, which outline how service-providers and food-distributors in the Greater Burlington area of Vermont can better address New Americans’ food needs. Researchers also compile a set of relevant food resources available around the Greater Burlington Area. Unlike existing food programming, these resources are specifically designed to highlight and address barriers specifically facing New Americans. Based on interviews with Chittenden County food-distributors and refugee case managers, investigators review these resources and discuss what program adjustments are necessary in order to improve New American food security.

Primary Faculty Mentor Name

Pablo Bose

Status

Undergraduate

Student College

College of Arts and Sciences

Program/Major

Global Studies

Primary Research Category

Food & Environment Studies

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Rethinking Burlington Area Food Programming for New Americans

Investigators review research studies from across the US to compile a set of best practices, which outline how service-providers and food-distributors in the Greater Burlington area of Vermont can better address New Americans’ food needs. Researchers also compile a set of relevant food resources available around the Greater Burlington Area. Unlike existing food programming, these resources are specifically designed to highlight and address barriers specifically facing New Americans. Based on interviews with Chittenden County food-distributors and refugee case managers, investigators review these resources and discuss what program adjustments are necessary in order to improve New American food security.