The energy in the room was electrifying. As I sat at the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health late last month, among a cross-section of nutrition policy experts, anti-hunger advocates, and people who have experienced hunger, I was struck by the overwhelming feeling of confidence and optimism.
President Joe Biden pledged to end hunger by 2030, a goal that is ambitious and achievable. For many, including myself, the number one takeaway from the conference is that eliminating hunger is achievable through collaboration.
