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This week across the country, individuals and organizations will celebrate Food Day, a nationwide commemoration and movement for healthy, affordable and sustainably produced food.

Our leaders and policymakers must continue providing critical nutrition to families in need at critical times: pregnancy, postpartum, and the first weeks and years of a child’s life.

The October 16 conference focused on food access as well as nutrition and outreach strategies.

Help us get the candidates to address child poverty in the United States by tweeting a prepared message to Bob Schieffer.

When the Capital Area Food Bank threw open its doors on October 11, many visitors opted to enjoy the hands-on parts of the tour.

Hundreds took part October 17 at CAFB's 5th Annual Empty Bowls event hosted by the FHI360 Conference Center in Dupont Circle.

It’s sometimes a challenge to find an hour or two in our busy schedules to volunteer. Imagine trying to squeeze in the time during your spouse’s senate campaign.

If you want to learn how to make nutritious, budget-friendly meals that will help stretch your food dollars then you'll want to watch Ask Jodi.

Since the start of the school year, Toby Rivkin has been working with a group of fifth-grade students and helping them create one-of-a-kind bowls for the Capital Area Food Bank’s Empty Bowls

The Capital Area Food Bank recently broke ground on our Urban Demonstration Garden, a space that provides a hands-on, learning laboratory for food growing education.