Emergencies and disasters often expose existing flaws in our systems As Warren Buffet said, “It’s only when the tide goes out that you discover who’s been swimming naked” (Emanuel 2020) We have been swimming in the buff The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic vulnerabilities in food access for people experiencing hunger Simultaneously, it has revealed opportunities to strengthen food access Working with Hunger Task Force (HTF), an antihunger nonprofit that operates a food bank in Milwaukee and advocates for local, state, and federal policy to end hunger (Bublitz et al 2019), we outline three lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and raise policy and research questions related to ensuring food access for all

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大流行揭示了食品获取方面的脆弱性：在危机中应对饥饿

紧急情况和灾难经常暴露我们系统中的现有缺陷 正如沃伦巴菲特所说，“只有当潮水退去时，您才会发现谁在裸泳”（伊曼纽尔 2020）饥饿人口获取食物的脆弱性 同时，它揭示了加强食物获取的机会 与饥饿工作组 (HTF) 合作，这是一个反饥饿非营利组织，在密尔沃基经营一家食品银行，倡导地方、州和联邦政策来消除饥饿（Bublitz 等人，2019 年），我们概述了 COVID-19 大流行的三个教训，并提出了与确保所有人获得食物相关的政策和研究问题