“I think that makes INN a stronger organization all around knowing that all of the members have been through the same process,” Laicie Heeley, InkStick's CEO, said.

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With food insecurity rising, Kentucky continues to aggressively investigate individuals on fraud allegations, with some legal experts claiming they rely too much on faulty evidence.

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Tribal nations in Oklahoma have historically been leaders in getting food to hungry people — both native and non-native. But uncertainty created by federal funding changes is causing concern for leaders of the Osage Nation and other tribes.

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At Neighbor’s Cupboard, the food pantry in Winterport, Maine, funding cuts aren’t the biggest challenge. It’s keeping volunteers, especially as they get older.

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In the rural Mississippi Delta, residents face some of the highest rates of food insecurity in the state. But two women are feeding their rural communities — from grocery stores to food distribution services.

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This story is one of nine in the series, “Sowing Resilience” — powered by Rural News Network and the Institute for Nonprofit News — to reveal how communities are navigating and reimagining the systems that have left them hungry. @inn.org
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We are concerned that the U.S. government's reopening of his 13 year-old immigration case and refusal to release him on bond sends a chilling message to all journalists and anyone who documents law enforcement activity.