From the Chronicle Herald: 15% often go hungry in N.S., prof says; Five-year study will look at why some can’t afford to put food on the table Studies show as many as 15 per cent of Nova Scotia households have a problem putting food on the table. “We know . . . that some people do experience hunger,” Patricia Williams, …

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Mount professor Dr. Patricia Williams, recognized for her long standing track record in participatory action research on food security issues in Nova Scotia, has recently been awarded a $1 million Community-University Research Alliances (CURA) grant for her “Activating Policy Change for Community Food Security” research program. Read the full article here.