How Ownership-Based ‘Food Is Medicine’ Initiatives Can Advance Structural Change

06/26/26

In its current configuration, Food Is Medicine operates as a drain, not a fountain. Money flows into communities to pay for food and services, and grants are paid to support short-term projects, but the money invested does not stay there.

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