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PUBLICATION W1021A

Addressing Food Insecurity: Introduction

Publish Date: August 02 2021 |  Language: English

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Summary

This is a handout to show available co-parenting apps for divorced couples and caregivers.

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Authors: Karen Lillemor Franck | Soghra Jarvandi | Jennifer Ward | Amy Elizer

Category: Community Health & Development

Subject: Family Relationships

Publications in Series: Addressing Food Insecurity

Publication W1021B

Addressing Food Insecurity: The Impact of Food Policy

Publication W1021C

Addressing Food Insecurity: Connecting Extension Programming with Food Assistance Programs

Publication W1021D

Addressing Food Insecurity: Expanding Access through Community Gardens

Publication W1021E

Addressing Food Insecurity: Engaging Food Retailers

Publication W1021F

Addressing Food Insecurity: Creating Partnerships through Food Pantries

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