Isabell HayesNewman 4-H ReporterNewman 4-H member Olivia Casey recently completed the California 4-H Food Action Academy. The program was designed to educate members on food insecurity and how to help recognize the need for assistance in their communities. Casey was one of five members in California to participate in the seven week program. Casey created a workshop to assist members in the importance of identifying food insecurity in their communities and how to help develop a solution. Casey will be presenting this information in the upcoming Food Action Academy Two as well as facilitating a full session on Food Insecurity at the California 4-H State Leadership Conference in July.