Celeste Headlee talks to a panel about what can change to make lives for working moms in Georgia better: Melissa Johnson of the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, Lisa Anderson from Atlanta Women for Equality and Atlanta mom blogger Heather Henry. Read more.
Many state health departments and programs use acronyms. To help keep track of ones used
The House is rushing the process to fundamentally change the structure of the SNAP program.
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