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Food Insecurity in Rural Minnesota

Presenter: Dawn Wegscheid, LSW

1 CEU

Social workers will gain a better understanding of how disparities in the food system have increased in rural communities around Minnesota. Food insecurity is one component of the systemic challenges all social workers face in working with communities. Often, food insecurity is the catalyst to larger health and basic needs challenges people face every day, Any and all social workers at the micro, mezzo or macro level that do case management, advocacy and/or work with those who are struggling to access basic needs will learn something in this webinar.

About the Presenter
Dawn Wegscheid, LSW manages the Food Shelf services, coordinates a weekly community meal and champions food access and hunger relief in the community. She completed her BSW at University of St. Thomas/St. Catherine School of Social Work.