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Across Washington, many communities are facing severe flooding—bringing evacuations, road closures, and disruptions to daily life At Northwest...
On December 1, 2025, new federal work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will take effect statewide These rules,...
Eddie Gonzalez Artist Bio: My name is Eddie Gonzalez, and I am a Mexican American artist born in Bakersfield, California and also lived in San...
At Northwest Harvest, we know that ending hunger in Washington requires more than food—it demands strategy, collaboration, and systems-level change...
As SNAP changes and federal impacts deepen, many Washingtonians are asking how they can help Every act of generosity strengthens our community and...
This is a companion to Food is Gathering Gathering is more than a moment — it’s a mindset Whether we’re harvesting from the land, sharing a...
As the government shutdown continues and new SNAP restrictions take effect Nov 1, 40 million Americans now face uncertainty around food access At...
How weekend meal kits are helping children thrive — and how you can help For many families across Washington, school meals are a lifeline But what...
As Washington families face rising grocery prices, the impact of tariffs, and looming federal cuts to programs like SNAP and Medicaid, hunger is...
Spur Lowe Driver Artist Bio: Spur Lowe Driver (@whereaboutzunknown) is a Jamaican American illustrator and folk singer based out of the Pacific...
Natasha Dworkin (she/her) is the Director of Communications at Northwest Harvest. She leads statewide communications, storytelling, and public engagement efforts focused on building collective action toward a more just food system. Her work centers lived experience, data‑driven messaging, and values‑aligned narratives that move audiences beyond charity toward solidarity. Natasha oversees integrated campaigns, media strategy, and community engagement initiatives that elevate the impacts of public policy and federal funding on food access across Washington.
