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Publications by date about: Hunger and Food Assistance

September 23, 2019News ReleaseA state rent assistance program would ease Oregon’s housing crisis, report says
September 23, 2019ReportA State Rent Assistance Program Would Strengthen Oregon Communities
August 27, 2019CommentaryAdministration’s proposal would increase hunger across the land
December 10, 2018CommentaryComment on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Proposed Rule: Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds
June 20, 2018ReportOregonians in Every County and Congressional District Suffer Food Insecurity
June 11, 2018CommentaryTrump administration seeks to hike the rent
May 29, 2018CommentaryFood insecurity in Oregon is a problem; the Farm Bill in Congress could make it worse
May 17, 2018State of Working Oregon SeriesOregon Lags in Fighting Food Insecurity
May 17, 2018News ReleaseOregon shows little, if any, progress in reducing food insecurity
February 13, 2018Blog postThree lowlights from the Trump budget
November 21, 2016State of Working Oregon SeriesOregon’s Spike in Food Insecurity Worst Among All States
October 28, 2015State of Working Oregon SeriesHunger and Food Insecurity Rise in Oregon, Despite Economic Recovery
April 15, 2015Blog PostWhat’s Worse Than Earning Oregon’s Inadequate Minimum Wage? Having it Stolen
March 4, 2015Blog PostFood Stamp Use and Oregon's Commitment to Help Families
September 19, 2013Fact SheetStruggling Families in Each Oregon Congressional District Need SNAP Improved, Not Cut
June 14, 2013Blog PostWhat's the Strongest Defense Against Hunger?
November 22, 2010Issue BriefFood Insecurity, Hunger and the Great Recession
March 18, 2010CommentaryFive Recovery Act Programs Pump Over $1.5 Billion into Oregon
March 18, 2010Issue BriefFive Effective Economic Recovery Tools
December 17, 2009News ReleaseMany More Oregonians Would Be Poor but for Federal Recovery Act
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