The five-part Summer Seminars will take place Wednesdays from June 5 through July 24. Through interactive sessions with practitioners and leaders across the field, participants will examine root causes, explore strategies for change, and gain insight into career pathways in anti-hunger and social impact work.

This year’s session topics include:

• Root Causes, Systems, and the Hunger & Poverty Response Landscape
• Direct Service & Program Innovation
• Legislative Advocacy & Policy Change
• Research, Data & Evidence for Change
• Philanthropy, Funding & Resource Mobilization

All sessions are free to attend and open to all.