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Undisciplined Live: Food Insecurity in Northwest Arkansas

By Caree Banton,
Matthew Moore
Published March 1, 2023 at 12:51 PM CST
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Coming to you live from Memorial Hall on the University of Arkansas campus, the latest episode of "Undisciplined" discusses the history and current work being done on food insecurity in Northwest Arkansas. The panel includes, David Street, Judy Kamau, Terrius Bruce, Denise Garner, Monique Jones and Casey Cowan.

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