Informed by the 10 Lived/Living Experience Advisory Committee, this guide was written to support poverty-reduction groups to meaningfully engage people with lived/living experience.

This toolkit can function as a springboard to reframe and expand our thinking about not only racial justice issues, but about how policies and actions of all sorts can work to promote the well-being of all people.

Study showing that experiences of discrimination are strongly associated with household and childhood hunger.

Study linking household food insecurity to lifetime experiences of discrimination.

This toolkit should be used to guide your own messaging ideas and contains critical strategies for your efforts.

The resource page includes resources on social, racial, and food justice, as well as for Emergency Food Providers.

Resources on the intersectionality of racial equity and food security with a healthy planet and climate.

Comprehensive overview on how to apply a racial equity lens to our work

Interactive tool that helps people understand the connections among racial equity, hunger, poverty, and wealth.

A background paper exploring strategies to end hunger in the United States by 2030.

This annotated bibliography provides current research and outreach on structural racism in the U.S. food system for the food system practitioner, researcher, and educator.

Explore how the global food system of white supremacy is a barrier to having a food system that ensures justice for all members of society.

Resource on approaching food security and racial equity from a multisectoral perspective.

Fact sheet on racial equity and outlining three actionable steps coalitions can do in approaching the issue.

This narrative and messaging guide focuses on the long-term food system transformation while responding to the evolving circumstances presented by the pandemic, economic downturn, and racial justice reckoning being experienced in the United States.