Navajo Nation children embrace cafeterias native foods / Public News Service

Across the globe, hunger is an enormous threat to children. To combat the problem, one rural school district in northwest New Mexico is bringing culturally-appropriate items to the school cafeteria menu. Zach Ben, founder of the Navajo Nation's Bidii Baby Foods, was a new dad during the pandemic when baby foods were in short supply at grocery stores. ...

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