CSNS 2.0 sites are drawing on lessons learned, experience, and relationships built in the first cohort to leverage real-time data, couple language justice with cultural humility, and innovate the delivery of services to meet participants where they are, with the goal of increasing access to SNAP and connected nutrition supports. The selected sites will also participate in cohort learning, sharing best practices and opportunities for policy and practice changes that promote equity and reduce hunger. The selection process and grant administration for cohort 2 are guided by APHSA's Community Impact Council, a group of six individuals with lived expertise navigating the human services benefit system.