Growing Up Empty: How Federal Policies Are Starving America's Children
Growing Up Empty examines childhood hunger in America and the federal policies connected to it. Focusing on the effects of inadequate food access, Loretta Schwartz-Nobel presents food insecurity as a serious social and public-policy issue affecting children and the nation’s broader understanding of well-being.
About This Book
Growing Up Empty examines childhood hunger in the United States.
The book focuses on the relationship between federal policies and children's access to adequate food.
It presents hunger as a national social issue with consequences for America's children.
By connecting public policy with food insecurity, the book invites readers to consider how government decisions shape children's well-being.
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