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Milwaukee County Forum Addresses Healthcare and Food Equity Issues

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 27
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The League of Women Voters of Milwaukee County is hosting a community forum on September 26 to discuss healthcare and food equity issues. Dr. Ben Weston, who serves as Chief Health Policy Advisor for Milwaukee County and is a professor at Medical College of Wisconsin, is one of the speakers. The forum will address new paperwork hurdles for Medicaid and SNAP, restrictions on non-citizens' benefits, and grocery store closures in the city.

From urbanmilwaukee.com

Why it matters

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The forum addresses critical local issues concerning the stability of social safety nets and food supply chains within Milwaukee County. These topics relate directly to the capacity of local support networks and the economic needs of the community.

Wildfires are currently impacting both Ontario and Milwaukee County, prompting expert consultations regarding health policy.

From urbanmilwaukee.com

Who's involved

  • Ben WestonChief Health Policy Advisor for Milwaukee County and professor at Medical College of Wisconsin
  • Medical College of WisconsinMedical school where Dr. Ben Weston is employed as a professor
  • Milwaukee CountyThe county where the forum is being held and where Dr. Ben Weston advises on health policy

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Milwaukee CountySpeculative

    Milwaukee County might see changes in local retail sales and consumer demand due to grocery store closures.

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