Past Webinars

In this video, published in October 2023, Dr. Biediger-Friedman discusses the NUEVA project with the Nutrition and Aging Resource Center. This brief discussion examines the first year of NUEVA, highlighting the overarching mission of the app and areas for growth.

In February 2024, ACL finalized an update of regulations to better support the national aging network that delivers OAA services and improve program implementation. The ultimate goal is ensuring that the growing population of older adults can continue to receive the services they need to thrive.

The Food Forum hosted a webinar on November 20, 2024, that explored what “optimum” health looks like and age-related health changes, such as immunity, muscle and cognitive decline, changes in nutrient needs, and ways to achieve food security for older adults.

Past Policy & Innovation

Food Insecurity Among Seniors and Older Adults in 2023
by Feeding America
This research, published May 14, 2025, aims to identify the prevalence of food insecurity among seniors and older adults and to shed light on seniors' unique needs, characteristics, and risk factors. Insights from the research inform Feeding America's efforts to eliminate senior hunger.
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Fresh Food and Friendship: How Golden Harvest Farmers Market Is Nourishing Older Adults in Central Texas
by Central Texas Food Bank
The Golden Harvest Farmers Market initiative shows what’s possible when access meets dignity. There are currently six distribution sites across CTFB’s 21-county service area. With fresh produce, new skills, and strong partnerships, older adults are finding more than meals — they’re rediscovering connection, confidence, and joy.
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SNAP’s Key Role in Supporting Older Adult Health and Food Security
by Stefano Mancini, Congressional Hunger Center Emerson Fellow
From the Food Research & Action Center (FRAC). FRAC improves the nutrition, health, and well-being of people struggling against poverty-related hunger in the United States through advocacy, partnerships, and by advancing bold and equitable policy solutions.
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