Where can we improve food equity?

This map uses census data to highlight where high food equity exists, where there are opportunities for improvement, and where we can make the biggest impact. To use the map: enter a city and state in the search bar (for example: Indianapolis, Indiana) and then hover over each neighborhood (or tap on a mobile device) to learn more.

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Our Impact

What Food Equity Looks Like in Your Neighborhood

Partnership for a Healthier America has launched its Food Equity Opportunity Map in partnership with the University of Maryland Baltimore County, highlighting where improving access to good food would make the greatest impact and allowing everyone to see what Food Equity looks like in their community for the first time.

Food Equity Bright Spot: Indianapolis, Indiana

Partnership for a Healthier America has launched its Food Equity Opportunity Map, highlighting where improving access to good food would make the greatest impact and allowing everyone to see what Food Equity looks like in their community for the first time. This blog is part of an ongoing effort to highlight bright spots around the country where PHA is working to increase equitable access to good food.

Food Equity Bright Spot: Lincoln, Nebraska

Partnership for a Healthier America has launched its Food Equity Opportunity Map, highlighting where improving access to good food would make the greatest impact and allowing everyone to see what Food Equity looks like in their community for the first time. This blog is part of an ongoing effort to highlight bright spots around the country where PHA is working to increase equitable access to good food.

PHA Commits to Adding 100 Million Servings of Produce to Marketplace Ahead of White House Conference on Hunger

Partnership for a Healthier America will add 100 million additional servings of vegetables, fruits, and beans to the marketplace around the country by 2025. PHA’s announcement comes ahead of its participation in the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health on September 28, which will be the first White House conference on hunger in 50 years.