We learn more about how the end of universal free school lunches will affect children and families. Then, an author shares her new book on how motherhood serves as a form of both labor and social change.
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Impact on families after end of universal free school meal program
The federal government extended free school meals to all K-12 students during the pandemic, but that offer is now coming to an end. A Wisconsin reporter and an expert in the field talk with us about how the end of the universal free school program may impact families and students.
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Valuing motherhood as skilled labor and a model for social change
Being a mother is more than just birthing and raising children. A new book looks at the wider role that motherhood plays in American society.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Emilie Burditt Producer
- Lorin Cox Producer
- Krista Ruffini Guest
- Erin Gretzinger Guest
- Angela Garbes Guest
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