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Friday, October 13 • 8:00am - 8:50am
Working Together To Achieve a Hunger Free Heartland

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Nebraska ranks 46th out of the states and District of Columbia in summer meals participation, meaning less than nine children are participating in summer nutrition programs for every 100 in the National School Lunch Program. Hunger Free Heartland works to make sure that children have access to food year round by promoting summer meals through best practices and site support. Many states have had great success in connecting summer meals with community organizations, especially public libraries. Hunger Free Heartland and Omaha Public Library would like to share their experience working together to provide more meals to children in the metro area. In the session, we will explore potential partnerships between your library and the Summer Food Service Program, whether it be through enrichment offerings or hosting a site at the library. 

Speakers
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Sarah Liewer

Program Coordinator, Hunger Free Heartland
Summer meals at the library and how you can help reduce childhood food insecurity in your community!
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Amy Wenzl

Youth Services Librarian, Omaha Public Library
Amy Wenzl is currently the youth services librarian at the Washington Branch of Omaha Public Library. Previously, she has worked in both youth and adult services positions at OPL and Sump Memorial Library.



Friday October 13, 2017 8:00am - 8:50am CDT
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