
Sociology @AcadiaU, studies food insecurity, poverty, health equity, and social policy. Author -Out of Milk: Infant Food Insecurity in a Rich Nation (UBC Press)
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Fabulous talk by @amblyopics winner of the @csa_sociology Canadian Sociology Book Award for her book The New Spirit of Creativity @AcadiaSociology. So great to have you back. Top notch Canadian sociology
Packing my bag and excited to be heading to #NFNC2024 to be with old and new friends passionate about food security for pregnancy and the early years. A powerhouse of delegates. @nourishingftrs
Can’t wait to hear more from @ZoBell20 - great contribution to this growing field of food insecurity in the first 2001 days @nourishingftrs #ssm2024
Congrats to @rubyharringtonn @AcadiaPolitics on her first academic conference presentation @csa_sociology and to the always fabulous @JaneDFrancis for leading the work.
Digital storytelling in the making with @AcadiaSociology students
A huge shout out to the Polaris Choir - Choirs for Change for working with the @fedfamilylab at @AcadiaU to provide a soundtrack for video 1 of our @SSHRC_CRSH project #findingformula project.
And did you know that children under two have the highest child poverty rate? How much evidence do we need?? – at West Hants, Nova Scotia
Found this this morning in New Minas Sobeys. Don’t tell me babies aren’t going hungry in Canada #outofmilk
Thanks to @rubyharringtonn Acadia politics honours student for producing our infographics this year and being a fabulous research assistant to the @fedfamilylab @AcadiaPolitics @AcadiaU
Today our @fedfamilylab at @AcadiaU released the 2023 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty with @CCPANS. The highest single-year increase since the year the promise was made to eradicate child poverty in 1989. There are now 35,330 children living in low-income families.











