Photo of Micaelah Morrill of innovate@BU, far right, discusses food insecurity on college campuses and solutions to the problem while Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, left, listens during a WH Hunger Summit District Convening in East Boston July 11. Morrill is a white woman with ear-length curly hair and wears a light blue blazer and clasps her hands as she speaks at the microphone. She and six other people sit at a table with a black tablecloth and mics in front of them. Pressley, who is seen slightly blurred, wears a blue, green and white blouse and sits by herself at a table with a blue tablecloth. Photographers can be seen at the other end of the room.

July 11, 2022

White House Hunger Summit Listening Session

US Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) (left) hosted a White House Hunger Summit District Convening in East Boston July 11 to hear from providers, policy experts, and community members on hunger, nutrition, and health and ways innovative and thoughtful community-based efforts can help end hunger and improve nutrition. Among those speaking was Micaelah Morrill, BU Innovate@BU director of external affairs (right), who discussed food insecurity on college campuses and solutions to the problem. Feedback from the listening session will inform a comprehensive roadmap to ending hunger at this fall’s White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. Photo by Cydney Scott

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