Paisley Concert Tour Helps Feed the Hungry in Haiti
Just five ticket sales can provide a family in Haiti with food that can last a month.
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Senator Brown Urges School Meals at Home and Abroad
Sherrod Brown is advocating for school meals abroad as an important piece of U.S. foreign policy
Book Review: Heartache and Hope in Haiti: The Britney Gengel Story by Len and Cherylann Gengel
How death and heartache can bring about hope and dreams, as well as new life.
Book Review: My Brave Haitian Family: Before and After Father’s Execution by Robert Monestime
A heartbreaking story of living in a beautiful, but very poor country, and under the rule of a cruel and despotic dictator forever changed anybody’s life.
Book Review: Shaman, Friend, Enemy by M. Terry Green
Can the darkeness of your background keep you from becoming who you are meant to be?
Haiti: Drought, Low Funding Threaten School Meals Program
With drought conditions hitting parts of Haiti this school feeding takes on more urgency.
Book Review: Never the Hope Itself: Love and Ghosts in Latin American and Haiti by Gerry Hadden
From Haiti to Mexico, the life of NPR reporter in Latin America is dangerous and fraught.
Book Review: Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work by Edwidge Danticat
Renowned author Edwidge Danticat explores the role of artists among the Haitian diaspora.
Cutting Food Aid Programs Dangerous to National Security
While some members of Congress may think it prudent now to cut food aid programs to save a few dollars, think again.
Obama, Congress Should Copy JFK’s First Days in Office and Protect the Hungry
President Obama and the Congress, as they grapple with the federal budget, also need to protect the hungry.
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