In December, lawmakers announced that they’ll renew the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and other safety net programs in the Farm Bill. Funding for training has increased, harsh and ineffective work requirements were rejected, and SNAP E&T has been strengthened. Join NSC staff Melissa Johnson and Kermit Kaleba and our partners from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Stacy Dean, and American Public Human Services Association, Kerry Desjardins, to discuss the implications that the Farm Bill reauthorization will have on SNAP E&T recipients.
