Study finds food access gaps in wealthier metro Atlanta suburbs
Jerry Shannon, Associate Professor at the University of Georgia, discusses new research showing that some of metro Atlanta's wealthier suburban communities—particularly in the north and northeast—face significant gaps in access to food assistance. Shannon breaks down how transportation barriers, dispersed poverty, and fewer local pantries create challenges for families in need.
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Study finds food access gaps in wealthier metro Atlanta suburbs

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