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President Obama is facing a critical foreign policy test with hunger emergencies unfolding in Libya, Yemen, Afghanistan
Read More »Food and Drink
Diane Sawyer on Afghanistan: What about Plumpynut?
Cutting food rations for Afghan children is hardly a way to go about winning the peace.
Read More »Remembering Marshall’s Speech in the Arab Spring
Even 64 years later the spirit of the Marshall Plan and the foreign policy ideal behind it is one we need to uphold.
Read More »Afghanistan: Over a Million Children Likely to Have Food Rations Cut
The growing food crisis in Afghanistan is yet another example of the tragic failure to win peace in that country.
Read More »Underfunded Hunger Relief Mission Resumes in Yemen, but Thousands Displaced
Amid growing unrest, Yemen has an alarmingly high rate of child malnutrition and hunger among the general population.
Read More »Scrappy Terriers and Fighting Global Hunger
When we see reports of malnourished children and low food supplies because of lack of funding, we should be outraged.
Read More »Transformational Leadership in Tackling Global Hunger Crisis
None of these individuals waited to be appointed "the boss" of U.S. foreign policy and postwar relief.
Read More »Plumpynut to the Rescue in Yemen
More investment in plumpynut and other interventions is needed from the international community to save children in Yemen.
Read More »Yemen: What Can Be Done to Help Now
Support the basics in Yemen. Fund the relief programs by aid agencies.
Read More »Old Soldiers Never Die; They Just Fade Away….and Fight Global Hunger
What better way for a country to rebuild and prosper than to feed all its children?
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