Pig Bank project in Mississippi

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The Pig Bank project in Mississippi was a grassroots initiative launched to help impoverished Black families achieve greater food security and economic independence by providing them with pigs to raise and breed.

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instanceOf food security program
grassroots community initiative
activity distribution of pigs to participating families
support for raising and breeding pigs
addresses poverty among Black rural households
racial economic inequality in Mississippi
approach community-based development
mutual aid
benefit increased access to meat and animal products
potential income from sale of pigs and piglets
characteristic aimed at long-term self-reliance
grassroots-led
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focus economic self-sufficiency
food security
location Mississippi
method providing pigs to families to raise and breed
outcome families could breed pigs to expand their herds
families could use pigs for food and income
purpose to help impoverished Black families achieve greater food security
to promote economic independence for Black families
resourceProvided pigs
resourceType livestock
scale local community level
sector agricultural assistance
rural development
targetPopulation impoverished Black families in Mississippi

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Fannie Lou Hamer founded Pig Bank project in Mississippi