Elaine Waxman
About Elaine Waxman
Elaine Waxman Senior Fellow
Elaine Waxman is a Senior Fellow specializing in food insecurity and its broader implications. Her research focuses primarily on how food insecurity affects health and child development. In her role, she has conducted extensive analyses on topics such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and food price inflation. Waxman's expertise has made significant contributions to understanding the intersection of public policy and food security.
Elaine Waxman Research on SNAP
Elaine Waxman has conducted comprehensive research on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). She has delved into how the program impacts millions of Americans, especially in terms of food security and accessibility. Her work frequently examines changes in policy and their effects on SNAP beneficiaries, providing valuable insights that inform both policy makers and public health experts.
Elaine Waxman's Analysis of Food Price Inflation
Elaine Waxman has analyzed the effects of food price inflation on food insecurity. Her research provides crucial data on how rising costs affect the ability of low-income families to access nutritious food. This analysis is essential for understanding the challenges that these families face, especially in times of economic instability. Her findings often recommend strategies for mitigating the adverse impacts of food price changes.
Elaine Waxman and COVID-19 Impact on Food Security
Elaine Waxman has examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on food security and social safety net programs. Her research underscores the exacerbated vulnerabilities faced by low-income households during the pandemic. By scrutinizing the strains on food security and the increased reliance on programs like SNAP, Waxman provides a critical look at how crises affect social safety nets and food availability.
Elaine Waxman on Proposed Farm Bill Spending Cuts
Elaine Waxman has written extensively about the impact of proposed Farm Bill spending cuts on SNAP benefits. Her analysis highlights the potential risks and challenges these cuts pose to food security across the nation. Waxman’s work often serves as a resource for understanding how legislative changes can directly affect the well-being of SNAP beneficiaries and contributes to broader discussions on the sustainability and effectiveness of social support programs.