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City San Franscisco / San Francisco / Toronto / Montre´al / New York / Ithaca / / Company Cambridge University Press / Anderson S. A. / Kendall / University of Toronto Press / / Continent North America / / Country United States / Canada / / Currency USD / CAD / / Facility Cornell University / Montre´al Diet Dispensary / / IndustryTerm food-insecure respondents / household food situation / food management / efficiency in using various services / food assistance / food acquisition / food-insecure households / food aid / food distribution system / food stamps / food-insecurity measures / chronic food insecurity / household food security / sustainable household food security / food security / food insecurity measures / immediate management / insufficient food / supplemental food / food pantries / food supplies / food aid programs / food access / apparent food security / extended network / food insecurity / household food insecurity / food banks / food pantry / food insecure households / household food security situation / food / / Organization Cambridge University / civil society / Universite´ Laval / Division of Nutritional Sciences / US Federal Reserve / American Society for Nutritional Sciences / University of Toronto / Cornell University / Life Sciences Research Office / / Person Anne-Marie Hamelin / Micheline Beaudry De / / Position editor / first author / seasonal worker / / ProvinceOrState Que´bec / California / New York / / PublishedMedium Qualitative Research / / SocialTag 
Symposium: Advances in Measuring Food Insecurity and Hunger in the U.S. Food Insecurity: Consequences for the Household and Broader Social Implications1 Anne-Marie Hamelin,2 Jean-Pierre Habicht* and Micheline Beaudry