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Food & Nutrition Project Page – USC Dornsife Public …

WEBOver 40% of low-income households in the county were food insecure between April to December 2020; much higher than the 27% of low-income households that were food …

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WEBA report by Public Exchange and a team of USC researchers found that, after a brief decline in 2021, food insecurity increased in Los Angeles County in 2022 and again in 2023.This …

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RESEARCH BRIEF 2021 Food Insecurity in Los Angeles County

WEB2021 Food Insecurity in Los Angeles County COVID-19 created a food insecurity crisis in 2020 RESEARCH BRIEF Food insecurity — a disruption in regular eating because of …

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A Year of Food Insecurity in Los Angeles County During the …

WEBBefore the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the U.S. and Los Angeles (LA) early in 2020, food security was already a challenge for many households.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Food Insecurity in Los Angeles …

WEBThe COVID-19 pandemic has created a crisis in the U.S. food system, with mounting evidence of widespread food insecurity. Food insecurity refers to disruptions in …

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RESEARCH BRIEF Food Insecurity in Los Angeles County July …

WEBFood Insecurity in Los Angeles County July 2022 RESEARCH BRIEF With a rise in households battling food insecurity, plus ongoing inflation and pandemic recovery, …

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About Us – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBAs a first-of-its-kind program based at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Public Exchange connects partners with the right team of USC researchers, …

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Food insecurity in Los Angeles County increased in 2022

WEBFood nsecurity n os ngeles ounty, ember 2022 2 As in 2021, the majority of L.A. County residents who experienced food insecurity in 2022 were: • Low-income (<300% FPL) • …

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Food Insecurity in Los Angeles …

WEBMajor risk factors for food insecurity during the pandemic are having a low household income, being unemployed, being 18-50 years old, and being a single parent.

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RESEARCH BRIEF Diet Changes in L.A. County During the …

WEBMost of L.A. County adults reported that during the pandemic, they changed the quantity or types of food they were eating. About one in four (28%) said they had been eating more …

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Food Insecurity in Los Angeles County, July 2023

WEBFoo nsecurit o ngele ounty ul 2324 2 returned to pre-pandemic levels: 28%. • After 2021, the rate of food insecurity among low-income households increased to 37% in 2022 …

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Featured Projects – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBA recent call-to-action from the Office of the Surgeon General states that more than half of health workers report symptoms of burnout, contributing to an alarming exodus in the …

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Urban Trees Project Page – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBUSC’s Urban Trees initiative is a collaborative effort between USC Dornsife Public Exchange, the USC Dornsife Spatial Sciences Institute, the USC Dornsife Carbon …

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Urban Trees Initiative Informational Sheet

WEBThe USC Urban Trees initiative partners USC experts and students with the City of Los Angeles to guide the growth of an urban forest of shade trees that benefit the health and …

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Urban Trees Initiative

WEBIncreasing the urban tree canopy reduces risks caused by heat and pollution, improves health outcomes and general well-being, and makes urban neighborhoods more walk - …

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Thrive Project Page – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBClinician burnout and job dissatisfaction are amongst the greatest challenges facing healthcare today. A recent call-to-action from the Office of the Surgeon General states …

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Maximizing the benefits of increased urban canopy on the …

WEBI Maximizing the benefits of increased urban canopy on the eastside of Los Angeles April 20, 2021 Authors CARBON CENSUS at USC Rachel Ablondi Dulce Acosta

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Home Old – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBPublic Exchange™ makes it easy to access highly specialized expertise or assemble a multidisciplinary team of academic researchers that can provide the insight …

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AZSA Project Page – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBThe Challenge. Between 2020 and 2022, homelessness in Arizona reached crisis levels, increasing 23% and leaving more than 13,000 Arizonans unhoused. In cities across the …

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Thorn – USC Dornsife Public Exchange

WEBThe Partnership. Thorn builds technology to defend children from sexual abuse on the internet. Through its products and programs, Thorn accelerates victim identification, …

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Embracing Big Dreams for Tree Canopy in Three L.A.

WEB3 UC rban Trees nitiatie Community Conversations The title “Community Conversations” and not “workshops” or “outreach events” for the gatherings reflects USC’s Trees’ values …

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