Troy University students and staff took part in the fourth annual Hungry for Justice Summit last week at the University's Montgomery Campus.
A summit that, in the past, has brought together college students from throughout Alabama to focus on the issues of hunger and poverty is now preparing its participants to take action.
Participants in the fourth annual Hungry for Justice Summit, held Friday at TROY’s Montgomery Campus, received instruction on advocacy planning, execution and evaluation from…
The fourth annual Hungry for Justice Summit will be held March 2 at Troy University's Montgomery Campus.
Students from Alabama’s colleges and universities will examine hunger and poverty in the state on March 2 during the fourth annual Hungry for Justice Student Summit at Troy University Montgomery.
The summit is presented by Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement and the John W. Schmidt Center for Student Success in conjunction with Alabama Possible,…
Coordinator of Civic Engagement Avery Livingston talks to students from Troy Elementary School during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
Troy University is helping Troy Elementary School students build new outdoor classrooms.
The University and the Office of Civic Engagement applied for a Youth Service America MLK Day of Service Impact Grant on behalf of Troy Elementary School, which has been awarded $1,500 to improve its outdoor classroom space.
For this project, the Office of…
Avery Livingston speaks to local students at the Boys and Girls Club about gardening and healthy eating.
Hunger is a silent problem and difficult to identify. It is not just an urban problem, and affects places like Pike County. In fact, it tends to hit rural areas even harder, considering its invisible nature. Almost 23 percent of Pike County residence are food insecure. According to Feeding America (2015), that is roughly 7,400…
