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Interview: GianPietro Bordignon, Country Director for the World Food Programme in Egypt
Hunger and poverty have severe implications for poor families and how they choose to use their available resources.
Read More »Book Review: Letter To A Hostage by Antoine De Saint-Exupery
Details the essential invisible things that make life so special.
Read More »Interview with Wilfred Banmbuh, World Food Programme Country Director for the Republic of Congo
WFP’s goal is for every child in Congo to attend school. Hunger should not be the reason a child is denied an education.
Read More »Interview with Sara Moussavi, World Food Programme Officer for School Feeding In Sudan
WFP hopes to see a national school feeding program materialize that will offer school meals to all children in Sudan.
Read More »Interview with Richard Dalrymple, World Food Programme Country Director for Algeria
Some of the world's greatest thinkers, including Albert Einstein, were refugees. All children deserve the opportunity to demonstrate their potential and worth.
Read More »College Criers: If We Can War, Then Let Us Drink
It’s ironic that a lower drinking age sits on the college debate table while alcohol education falls off of it. Is education just too drunk?
Read More »Some Professionals Hold the Door for Bad Manners
We accept our fellow man’s loathsomeness, but still expect more of the business world – even with the rapid decline of corporate regard for others.
Read More »UN World Food Programme’s School Feeding Initiative in São Tomé and Príncipe
School feeding is an important way to save children at risk of abuse, oppression, and a life of illiteracy, crime and homelessness.
Read More »Interview: Emily Doe, UN World Food Programme Officer, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Parents depend heavily on school feeding in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to provide daily meals for their children.
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