Food security is a fundamental human right yet many people are food insecure, even in high-
income countries. Reviewed here is the evidence for the physical, economic, sociocultural …

Food insecurity is now recognized as a major health crisis in the United States. This is due to
the size of the problem—more than 42 million persons were food insecure in 2015—as well …

In recent decades, social work and other social science research disciplines have become
increasingly reliant on large secondary data sets, which have increased in both number and …

I n 2012, nearly 16 million US children, or over one in five, lived in households that were
foodinsecure, which the US Department of Agriculture defines as “a household-level …

Food insecurity is one of the leading public health challenges facing children in the United
States today. Reducing food insecurity and its attendant consequences requires an …

The current climate change trajectory is expected to increase the frequency and intensity of
extreme weather events (EWE), which have the potential to influence community food …

This study uses the Survey of Program Dynamics data to examine the independent role of
household assets in food security. It further examines whether assets provide a buffer for low …

We examine characteristics and correlates of households in the United States that are most
likely to have children at risk of inadequate nutrition—those that report very low food security …

This study investigates the relationship between household head's work form (by
considering number of hours worked and multiple job holding) and household food …

We used data from the Birth to Twenty Cohort study to understand children's receipt of
financial support from their fathers in a low income, Black community in urban South Africa …