Selecca B.
@selecca.bsky.social
Government affairs nerd focused on anti-hunger policy • Bad at social media • Professional omnivore • Celtics fan • Lover of old-school kung fu films
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With the cost of living at an all-time high, more and more people are finding themselves in crisis. This Giving Tuesday, you can change the story for someone who needs help immediately. Today, @kingarthurbaking.bsky.social will add an extra $50 to your gift! give.projectbread.org/campaign/748...
December 2, 2025 at 3:13 PM
With the cost of living at an all-time high, more and more people are finding themselves in crisis. This Giving Tuesday, you can change the story for someone who needs help immediately. Today, @kingarthurbaking.bsky.social will add an extra $50 to your gift! give.projectbread.org/campaign/748...
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Since the fall I've had the privilege of driving forward the most inclusive process (yet) to establish @projectbread.org state legislative agenda for 2025-2026. Today, I'm thrilled to share it with the world.
projectbread.org/news/our-202...
Massachusetts friends, help us pass these bills!
projectbread.org/news/our-202...
Massachusetts friends, help us pass these bills!
March 24, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Since the fall I've had the privilege of driving forward the most inclusive process (yet) to establish @projectbread.org state legislative agenda for 2025-2026. Today, I'm thrilled to share it with the world.
projectbread.org/news/our-202...
Massachusetts friends, help us pass these bills!
projectbread.org/news/our-202...
Massachusetts friends, help us pass these bills!
This is insane. The USDA should NOT reduce access to healthy, local foods - especially during a time when food prices continue to skyrocket and many families are struggling to put food on the table.
Good Shepherd Food Bank said it recently learned that USDA will stop delivering about 1 million pounds of food through the Emergency Food Assistance Program to Maine. Those deliveries are on hold for Good Shepherd — and food banks around the country — through at least June.
USDA ending local purchasing programs for Maine food banks and schools
Good Shepherd Food Bank said it also recently learned that USDA will stop delivering about 1 million pounds of food through the Emergency Food Assistance Program to Maine. Those deliveries are on hold...
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March 14, 2025 at 8:27 PM
This is insane. The USDA should NOT reduce access to healthy, local foods - especially during a time when food prices continue to skyrocket and many families are struggling to put food on the table.
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Don’t let babies go hungry. Fully fund #WIC. WIC is a nutrition lifeline for pregnant people, new parents, babies, and toddlers. Right now, Congress is debating over funding for the program. With food costs increasing and WIC aiding more households, we need more funding this year.
March 10, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Don’t let babies go hungry. Fully fund #WIC. WIC is a nutrition lifeline for pregnant people, new parents, babies, and toddlers. Right now, Congress is debating over funding for the program. With food costs increasing and WIC aiding more households, we need more funding this year.
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At a time when food insecurity is rising, we need our policymakers to work for and with us to find solutions. Share this post and sign up for our newsletters to stay informed and take action ➡️ mailchi.mp/4c44ac6e9cc9...
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March 6, 2025 at 9:14 PM
At a time when food insecurity is rising, we need our policymakers to work for and with us to find solutions. Share this post and sign up for our newsletters to stay informed and take action ➡️ mailchi.mp/4c44ac6e9cc9...
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At Project Bread, we believe good policy is shaped by the perspectives of those that it impacts the most. By removing the required public comment period, HHS is limiting transparency, accountability, and the perspectives of the people and communities. www.axios.com/2025/03/03/r...
RFK Jr. move to kill public comment roils providers
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s move to reduce public comments on certain federal health rules injects new uncertainty into the regulatory landscape.
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March 6, 2025 at 9:14 PM
At Project Bread, we believe good policy is shaped by the perspectives of those that it impacts the most. By removing the required public comment period, HHS is limiting transparency, accountability, and the perspectives of the people and communities. www.axios.com/2025/03/03/r...