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The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island and the National Center for Law and Economic Justice filed a lawsuit […]

The staff roster has seen a few changes recently, all the more to serve our members as efficiently and effectively […]

Governor Jerry Brown released a conservative 2017-18 Budget Proposal last week, one that sadly includes no new investments for Health […]

We’re pleased to announce that our very own Sarah Palmer DeFrank has been nominated for a California Food Policy Associates […]

To say 2016 was a productive year for CAFB would be an understatement. We accomplished a lot both through our […]

Yesterday, the National Council of La Raza published a profile of the nutrition landscape Latinos in California face. From their press release: […]

The 2016 CAFB Annual Member Meeting offered a few departures from years past. In a sunny room in San Leandro, […]

The release of annual hunger and poverty data highlights both information we can celebrate and glaring reminders that there is […]

Policy advocates can feel a lot like Sisyphus. Much like the mythic character who never pushes the boulder to the […]

Created out of a desire to offer a dignified shopping environment for those with low income, Redwood Empire Food Bank’s […]