FDPIR Participants (Individuals/Househoulds)

Study of the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)

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FDPIR Participants (Individuals/Househoulds)

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Join the Discussion


Sign up to participate in a discussion group to talk about the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) and the Food Stamp Program. What works? What should change? How can the programs better serve you and your community?


A group discussion is planned for

[day], [date] at [time]




The Urban Institute, an independent, nonprofit research organization located in Washington, DC, is doing a study for the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to learn about how the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) serves people living on or near reservations. We are especially interested in learning why some people who are eligible for FDPIR don’t participate or choose other food assistance programs like SNAP/Food Stamps. And we’d like to learn about what people who participate in the FDPIR like about the program and ideas about how the program could be improved. What we learn will be useful to the Tribal government, the USDA, and Congress in understanding reasons for changes in FDPIR participation and ways that FDPIR can better meet people’s food assistance needs.


What:

Participate in a discussion group to talk about how people decide to sign up for FDPIR, what benefits and services you get from the program, and what you like or dislike about it. If you participate in FDPIR now, don’t participate in FDPIR but you think you are eligible, or if you have participated in FDPIR in the past, you are invited to sign up for the discussion group.


Discussions will last about 1.5 hours. Participants will receive $25 as a token of our appreciation.


Where & When:

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[Day, Date, Time]


Privacy:

Participation in the group discussion is voluntary and will not affect your relationship with the FDPIR program. All comments will be kept entirely anonymous – researchers will not use names in any reports.

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