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Case Western Reserve University researchers trying to find solutions to Cleveland’s hunger problems

by Homa Bash

Case Western Reserve University researcher Darcy Freedman has received a nearly $1 million grant for a three-year long research project that aims to improve food systems in Cleveland, Ohio.

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