Food Deserts, Nutrition, and Our Health

🍎 Why This Seminar Matters

Access to fresh, affordable, and nutritious food shouldn't depend on your zip code—but for many South Carolinians, it does.

In this live, research-based seminar, Just Humans will explore how food deserts—areas with limited access to affordable, healthy food—directly shape our health, amplify disparities, and cost our communities and healthcare system millions.

Whether you’re a healthcare provider, advocate, educator, policymaker, or simply someone who cares about health equity, this seminar will give you the data, context, and community-centered solutions you need to understand and act.

🔍 What We’ll Cover:

✔️ What are food deserts and who they impact


✔️ Data on food access in South Carolina, including racial and rural/urban disparities


✔️ How limited nutrition access fuels chronic disease and rising healthcare costs


✔️ What equitable nutrition access looks like


✔️ Community and policy-level solutions to close the gap

💬 Have You Ever Wondered…

  • Why some neighborhoods only have gas station snacks and fast food?

  • How food access is directly tied to diabetes, cancer, and heart disease?

  • What YOU can do to advocate for food justice in your community?

Then this conversation is for you. Make sure to register above!

About Just Humans

Just Humans is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research and education organization dedicated to evidence-based advocacy. We use science, data, and community input to identify systemic disparities and empower people with the tools to create meaningful change.

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