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Alexis Bylander
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Sep 14, 2026
Moms Running for Office; Early Learning & Child Care; Healthy School Meals; Reclaiming Our Democracy
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Do you have advice for parents in terms of how they can get involved in the long term?
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35:41Alexis BylanderGUEST
Well, I agree with you that just so many people are feeling the squeeze right now and just feeling that affording the very basics in life are becoming out of reach.
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35:52Alexis BylanderGUEST
And, um, You know, I hope that all families that are eligible are taking advantage of the federal nutrition programs that we have out there, like SNAP benefits, like school meals.
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36:05Alexis BylanderGUEST
Maybe their kids are going to an afterschool program that provides snacks or meals through the afterschool nutrition programs.
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36:11Alexis BylanderGUEST
During the summer, I hope they're going to summer meal sites where meals are available for kids for free, taking advantage of the summer EBT program if they're eligible.
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36:21Alexis BylanderGUEST
And once they've exhausted all of the possibilities with the federal nutrition programs, I hope they're seeking out charitable food programs in their community to support them as well, because there are a lot of people struggling right now.
