Gerry Brisson and Dr. Phil Knight Speak with Rebecca Freeman-Adcock

Rebecca Freeman-Adcock highlights that the federal government historically views food security through the lenses of national and economic stability. Because individuals facing food insecurity often face a singular, consuming problem regarding their next meal, Rebecca Freeman-Adcock advocates for aligning these high-level security conversations with the immediate needs of vulnerable populations. The discussion reveals that while policymakers often desire to help, they are frequently constrained by regulatory and budgetary realities. Effective advocacy requires practitioners to present solutions that are not only conceptually sound but also operationally feasible within the current administrative framework