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Nurunnahar Rose Out of Poverty and now Raises Awareness on Early Marriage Prevention
Nurunnahar Monzu is a woman leader from Kewra, a village in the Jhalakathi district of Barisal region of Bangladesh. She was born and grew up in an extremely poor family. Her father, a farmer, was the sole earner in their family. Her family faced such serious...
Major Stakeholders in the Global Effort to End Hunger and Poverty Gather in South Africa
The Hunger Project and the Nelson Mandela Foundation are hosting a high-level dialogue on achieving the forthcoming Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa by 2030 in Johannesburg, South Africa tomorrow, May 12.
UN Women Report Calls For New Policy Agenda For Economic and Gender Equality
UN Women recently released their report on the progress of women, which calls for the transformation of economies to make women’s rights and gender equality a reality. The report, “Progress of the World’s Women: Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights," calls for...
Hunger Project Staff Explain Why They Took on The Live Below the Line Challenge
From April 27 – May 1, The Hunger Project staff and more than 420 Live Below the Line champions spent a $1.50 a day on food and beverage to change the way people think about extreme poverty and hunger. Staff explain why the took on the challenge.
Sheree Stomberg, Global Head of Citi Shared Services, Shares Why She will Live Below the Line
Hunger Project Board Member and Global Head of Shared Services at Citi Bank, Sheree Stomberg, takes on The Live Below the Line Challenge in support of The Hunger Project. "Will I be able to eat enough to mentally perform at my work, a work that relies on my...
Huluager Badebo, Mesqan Epicenter SACCO Committee Member
Huluager (Hulu) Badebo is a 45-year-old widowed mother of six. When her sixth child was born, Hulu’s husband passed away, leaving her alone to raise her six children. Before The Hunger Project entered her community at Mesqan Epicenter, Hulu worked as a day laborer,...
Q+A with Ikea Chef David Johansson: Creating a Dish for Under $1.50
For the Live Below the Line campaign--the challenge where participants spend only $1.50 a day on food and drink for five days to raise funds and awareness for global poverty--The Hunger Project produced a cookbook, which includes recipes from well-known and talented...
Talented Chefs Create $1.50 Recipes For The Hunger Project’s “Live Below the Line” Cookbook
The Hunger Project released the Live Below the Line 2015 Cookbook, which features healthy, complete meals for under $1.50 that have been created by Ikea; FIKA Coffee; Abigail Kirsch Catering; award-winning food blogs and more.
The Hunger Project-Uganda Implements Global Climate Change Alliance Project
In an effort to increase the resilience of rural populations and cope with climate change, The Hunger-Project Uganda co-launched a Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA). Check out how this alliance is increasing the resilience of rural populations to protect the planet.
Protecting and Preserving Our Planet: Earth Day 2015
April 22 is Earth Day! Celebrate with us and learn what we do to protect and preserve our planet.
Rethinking the Image of World Hunger
What comes to mind when you think of world hunger? For some, the images evoked when asked this question are images that are associated with famine—images of severely malnourished children with bloated stomachs. Famines are indeed critical emergencies and it is...
The Hunger Project Co-Hosts Multi-Stakeholder Discussion on Nutrition at United Nations
The Hunger Project co-hosted a multi-stakeholder discussion at the United Nation’s Inter-Governmental Negotiations to discuss specific nutrition indicators and their inclusion in the Sustainable Development Goals.
Cecilia Learns to Read and Write at 62 Years Old and Becomes a Community Leader
Through The Hunger Project-Ghana, Cecilia Ankrah took adult literacy courses, become literate and has raised her income.
Despite Progress, Women and Girls Remain the Majority of the World’s Unhealthy, Unfed, and Unpaid
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation recently partnered with the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation to create the No Ceilings:The Full Participation Project, which conducts research and summarizes trends on the status of women over the last 20 years, as...
With Microfinance Loans and Trainings, Adélia Now Runs a Local Business in Mozambique
Adélia is a business owner and animator for The Hunger Project-Mozambique. With training and loans, Adélia was able to grow her buisness and has mobilized other women in her community to attend educational workshops, start their own businesses and advance their income levels.
Bangladesh and India Call For Gender Equality: International Women’s Day Recap
The Hunger Project’s program partners celebrated International Women’s Day in a variety of ways–from participating in rallies to hosting events focused on women’s rights and empowerment.
UN Reports Urgent Need to End Violence Against Women
It has been twenty years since the establishment of the Beijing Declaration--the resolution which sought to create a world where men and women would be created equal. And while great strides have been made in advancing gender equality laid out in the Declaration, one...
CEO of Sovereign and Hunger Project Partner Wins UN Award for Leadership
Symon Brewis-Weston, CEO of Sovereign, received the UN Award for Leadership–one of only five CEOs around the world to be recognized for his progressive approach to workplace diversity and community engagement.
Hunger Project President and CEO Meets with Presidents of Ghana and Benin
President and CEO, Åsa Skogström Feldt, recently traveled to Ghana where she met both the President and Vice President of Ghana.
Hunger Project President and CEO Participates in Google Hangout from Benin; Answers Your Questions
In honor of International Women’s Day which took place on March 8, our President and CEO, Åsa Skogström Feldt, joined us live via video chat from her recent trip to Benin. See the full video as well as questions and answers asked by our followers.
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