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What McGovern-Dole can Mean to Yemen, Afghanistan and Haiti

March 4, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on What McGovern-Dole can Mean to Yemen, Afghanistan and Haiti

If we are looking to make sound investments in foreign policy, then school feeding is the place to go.

March 3, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on House Budget Cuts Funding for School Meals

Think of what school meals for children could mean for so many countries. It's healthier, more educated children.

The message to Congress is clear: Stop the Cuts to Food Aid.

February 25, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on Got Milk? Haiti’s Farmers and Now Schools Do

This is the goal in Haiti: Help local producers and allow them to feed their country.

February 21, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on Protests in Food-Insecure Yemen

If these food programs remain without funding, it will put extra pressure on millions of Yemenis.

The cuts proposed by Congress are being proposed with little thought to our own national security strategy.

February 16, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on London, Yemen, and Plumpy’nut

UNICEF and the UN World Food Programme (WFP), with modest funding, could treat malnourished Yemeni children.

With nearly one billion people suffering from hunger worldwide, members of Congress are pushing for food aid cuts.

February 11, 2011 Food and Drink Comments Off on Like Egypt, Yemen Suffers from High Food Prices

My letter in the New York Times highlighted the plight of the hunger relief mission in Yemen.

February 6, 2011 Culture and Society, Food and Drink, Sports Comments Off on UAB Student to Run 500 Miles to Fight Global Hunger

Joseph Henry will run from the White House in Washington, D.C. to Canada to support the World Food Programme.