• The Missing Watch
• Our 2020 Impact: Rising To Meet Unprecedented Challenges
• How You, Your Kids, And Your Family Can Help End Hunger In America
• How One Organization Can Shorten Food Bank Lines Across The United States
• Birdsong as a CompassFebruary
• Food Tank’s Spring Reading List
• Million Gardens Movement Hopes to Build a Happier, Healthier World Through Home Gardening
• The ROOT Report From WhyHunger
• Pandemic May Have Left Over 250 Million People With Acute Food Shortages in 2020
• Hershey, Nestlé, Mars and Other Chocolate Makers Named in Child Slavery Class Action Lawsuit
• Statement on the Texas Food Shortage & Critical Resources for Residents in Need
• 26 Children’s Books To Nourish Growing Minds
• 15 Leading Women at the Intersection of Food and Technology
• Statement from WhyHunger on President Biden’s Executive Order to Address the Growing Hunger Crisis
• Latest USDA Data Reveal SNAP and Child Nutrition Programs Critical to Mitigating Spikes in Hunger Caused by COVID-19 Crisis
• Scientists Warn Humanity in Denial of Looming ‘Collapse of Civilization as We Know It’
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY Helena Norberg-Hodge
• Could IKEA’s New Tiny House Help Fight The Climate Crisis?
• Never Give Up
• Post Election, The Fight For Food Justice Continues: A Message From WhyHunger
• COVID 19: An Opportunity For Localization
• Food For London Now: Expert warns 500,000 children to face hunger this Christmas unless action is taken to tackle food poverty
• Post-Election, The Fight for Food Justice Continues: A Message from WhyHunger
• Mexican Restaurant Supporting Community Through Advocacy and a Soup Kitchen
• The pandemic could push 49 million Africans into extreme poverty. Here’s how other countries can help
• Report Shows Big Declines In Poverty In 2019, But California Leads The Nation – In Poverty – With Austin, Texas Trying Hard To Catch Up
• Time and Place for Children to Wonder in Short Supply
• COVID 91
• Danielle Nierenberg to Receive 2020 Julia Child Award
• PEOPLE WHO INSPIRE MEET: David Leventhal INTERVIEW #17
• Report Shows Big Declines In Poverty In 2019, But California Leads The Nation – In Poverty – With Austin, Texas Trying Hard To Catch Up
• What Indigenous Wisdom Can Teach Us About Economics
• WhyHunger’s Executive Director, Noreen Springstead, was a key source for The New York Times Magazine in shaping this week’s cover story
• Finding Solutions To Hunger: A Program of iEARN
• Physicists: 90% Chance of Human Society Collapsing Within Decades
• Hunger Now 20 Lessons For Learning 2020 – 2021
• 18 Youth Inspiring Change Across the Food System
• Poverty Is A Choice – Extreme Poverty Has Declined, But The Line Is Very Low
• Lack of Wild Bees Causes Crop Shortage Could Lead To Food Security Issues
• Numbers are in: Government can actually fix poverty
• The Signs Of Revolution
• Our Long Journey To Freedom And Justice For All
• Tyson Foods Warns of Meat Shortage Following Coronavirus Slaughterhouse Closures
• Growing In A Neighborhood Near You! Summer At CitySprouts
• COVID-19: Increasing Queer Visibility In Farming
• Global Hunger Is Increasing, New UN Report Finds
• Here are some words from little ToBe Fit, Ace Food Detective for FoodPlay Fridays:
• Convenience, Community, and Late-Stage Capitalism
• The Movement Of Movements: From The Grassroots Up
• Distance Learning: inequality has left some students with sinking hearts
• This Essay Collection is a Roadmap Toward A Healthier Post-COVID Food System
• World Localization Day
• 15 EcoWatch Stories on Environmental and Racial Injustice
• Tuesday In America: 2020
• CounterSpin Magazine: Ricardo Salvador Interview
• AN OCTOGENARIAN COUPLE HAD TO STOP DELIVERING MEALS ON WHEELS DUE TO CORONAVIRUS RISK—SO A KID STEPPED UP IN THEIR PLACE
• Tyson Foods Warns of Meat Shortage Following Coronavirus Slaughterhouse Closures
• Millions Of Americans Face Water Shutoff During Pandemic
• Still Growing, Still Learning
• Introducing the Kids New Website
• We Eat for the Stomach, Not the Body
• The Right To Healthy Food
• Women Perform 12.5 Billion Hours of Unpaid Labor Every Day
• Trump’s Plan to Privatize Pork Inspections Called ‘a Recipe for Disaster’ as Consumer Safety Groups Sue USDA
• What Middle Schoolers Wonder About Climate Change
• Half Of All American Adults Could Be Obese In 10 Years Study Finds
• Never Give Up
• 15 Children’s Books Celebrating Food
• Making Connections
• An Open Letter To Our Readers
• Why it’s so hard to give—and receive—charity, even during the holiday season
• China’s First Fridays for Future Sees Teen Planting Trees
• New California Law Bans School Lunch Debt Shaming
• Summer Volunteering with CitySprouts
• Step Aside Agribusiness: It’s Time for Real Solutions to the Climate Crisis
• The ROOT report – from WhyHunger
• Greta Thunberg: In Her Own Words
• ‘Going to bed hungry’: the harrowing reality of poor children living in Washington DC
• Kenya Book Project – Connecting Chicago To The World
• Finding Solutions To Hunger A resource for Middle and High School Teachers
• GOP’s Response to Inequality Crisis? More Tax Cuts for the Rich, of Course.
• Empower States To Lift People Out Of Poverty
• The fight against poverty, who’s winning?
• Trump decries poverty in big cities, overlooking rural and suburban poor
• Planting Billions of Trees Is the ‘Best Climate Change Solution Available Today,’ Study Finds
• As Drivers Live in Their Cars Due to Poverty Wages, Uber Co-Founder Buys Record-Breaking $72.5 Million Mansion”
• United Nations says world may face ‘climate apartheid’ that pushes over 120 million into poverty by 2030
• US Poverty Statistics Ignore Millions Of Struggling Americans
• In Praise Of Higher Minimum Wage
• Six Reasons Why Impossible Burgers CEO Is Wrong About GMO Soy
• Diet for a Hot Planet: A Conversation with Anna Lappé
• ‘Mom, is it bad to be brown and Jewish?’: how to talk to your children about race
• Food Organizations Join Forces to Reintroduce Neglected Crops to Global Ecosystems
• “Library Godmother” Honored at ALJHS
• The Root Report
• Indonesia Will Move its Capital from Fast-Sinking Jakarta
• Iearn-KIDS ushers in the next generation of hunger solvers
• Poor Diets Killed 11 Million People in 2017: Global Nutrition Study Finds U.S.
• Women’s History Month: A Q&A with Iowa Farmer, Patti Naylor
• Why Harvard, Yale And Stanford May Not Be The ‘Best’ Colleges
• Why I Write Carefree Muslim Girls
• Who Fishes Matters: What It Means To Protect Our Waters & Those Providing For & From Them
• New York City Public Schools To Join “Meatless Mondays” Movement
• My Chance Encounter with a Woman Who Later Made Jewish History
• The Politics Of Food In Venezuela
• Interview with Ken Patterson
• Tell Oxfam World on Cusp of Poverty Eradication
• Don’t Look Away Yet: What the Government Shutdown Reveals About Hunger in America.
• Pain From the Government Shutdown Spreads. This Time It’s Food Stamps.
• Celebrate Hummus and Falafel on February 10th #LovePulses
• At a Crossroads in the UK: Can charity and social justice co-exist in the response to food poverty?
• ‘A Hate Contagion’: From School Bathrooms To Parked Cars, Swastikas Surge In NY & NJ Since 2016 Election
• Pittsburgh Perry’s Food Pantry Tackles Hunger In The Classroom
• Old Mother Forrest
• War on Poverty: Text of President Johnson’s 1964 address to Congress
• Never Give Up
• Unlike a Globalized Food System, Local Food Won’t Destroy the Environment
• Food Pantries At LI Colleges Target “Hidden Problem”
• Third of Britons have stopped or reduced eating meat-report
• ‘It was like hell to work there’: hotel workers break their silence
• How the Navajo Nation Is Reclaiming Food Sovereignty
• 2018 – 2019 School Year
• How We Can Use Tech To Help Lift People Out Of Poverty
• National Farm-to-School Month: Highlighting 30 Innovative Programs from Across the Globe
• Everyone Can Do Something To Help End World Hunger
• 8 World Cities That Could Be Underwater As Oceans Rise
• LeBron’s iPromise School Sets Students’ Minds Free
• Have Your Food And Eat The Wrapper Too
• ‘Should I Throw Out My Cheerios?’ and Other Questions About Roundup in Children’s Food
• WhyHunger Email
• Commentary: Harry Truman, Negro Leagues and the promise of America
• CitySprouts Is Now A Service Enterprise
• The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over.  They’re Lying. 
• The War On Poverty In The US Is Not Over.  Here’s Why
• The 2018 Farm Bill Is A Crisis Of Democracy
• New Kids’ Books Put A Human Face On The Refugee Crisis
• Thank You For Your Services But Sorry We Are Cutting Your Food Stamps
• The US Children Working In Tobacco Fields ” I wanted to help my mama”
• Summer Meals Rock For Kids Campaign
• 25 Programs Teaching Military Veterans To Farm
• The Movement Of Movements From The Grassroots Up
• US citizens are standing up against poverty – the UK should follow suit
• The Great Thing the Allies Did as Germany Crumbled
• The Proposed Federal FY 2019 Budget Would Greatly Harm Families Who Need Food Assistance, So What Can We Do About It?
• Pakistan’s Shi’ite Hazara on Hunger Strike to Protest Targeted Killings
• “Stand Together or Starve Alone” Points to the Need for Food Movement Collaboration
• What Does Climate Change Have To Do With Migration
• Let Them Eat Food Boxes – The Trump War On The Poor
• Child poverty: Pale and hungry pupils “fill pockets with school food”
• It’s Never Too Late to Learn and Becoming an Advocate for the Hungry
• Hunger Banquet’ Shows The Disparity In World Incomes
• San Diego Community Colleges Receive $100K Grant to Fight Student Hunger
• HUNGRY TO LEARN BUT HUNGRY TO EAT: HUNGER IN COLLEGES
• The Environmental and Human Cost of Making a Pair of Jeans
• Observations from a “Shithole” Country and a Note to President Trump
• Food Wars Veteran: Trump’s Battle Plan is Great if You Want America’s Hungry To Get Hungrier
• Tonya Moru: A Life Well Lived
• Marianne Williamson asked white people to apologize. She got it right.
• Why KIDS Is More Than Ever Relevant To Our World
• Food Tank Lists: Films About Food
• Feeding America Loses It’s Third Leader In A Decade
• Noreen’s Note To KIDS
• Honor Dr. King’s Memory: Rethink What You Know About Poverty
• China to move millions of people from homes in anti-poverty drive
• War on Poverty: Text of President Johnson’s 1964 address to Congress
• Never Give Up
• Finding The Right Book For Every Student
• Global Education Starts With Support Here In Western North Carolina
• An open letter from our good friends at WhyHunger to remind us that while Thanksgiving is over, the need we face to provide food for the hungry knows no season.
• Food for Thought: Charity Navigator Talks Supporting Your Local Food Bank
• More Than a Food Pantry: Coaching Clients Toward Stability
• Joan Gussow honored by James Beard Foundation
• China Steps Up War On Poverty, Though Some Still Left Behind
• Want More Progress?  Look To The Community First
• Poverty, violence hinder progress for many women, girls, says nuncio*
• Monday, October 16th, Is World Food Day
• We Desperatly Need Science To Make Our Country Work Better
• Supporting Small Farmers in Puerto Rico in Hurricane Maria’s Aftermath
• Islamic Cooperatives Can Help Allieviate Poverty
• When Your Meeting Moves People
• CHANCELLOR FARIÑA ANNOUNCES FREE SCHOOL LUNCH FOR ALL
• FALLING EXPECTATIONS: THE ONGOING CAMPAIGN AGAINST AMERICAN WORKERS
• August In The Gardens
• Charlottesville – Confronting our Divisions and Working on Healing
• 21 Cookbooks For A Better Food System
• Christiana Schiavoni and Venezuela
• The Struggle for the Right to Food and Nutrition Has No Borders: WhyHunger joins the Global Network on the Right to Food and Nutrition
• Inspiring Change: 21 Lifelong Food Heroes
• June In The Gardens
• Stop Mattel’s Aristotle from trading children’s privacy for profit
• On Nazis, family and the question of forgiveness: 2 novelists confront the legacies of their families
• Education a big step in fighting hunger
• Healthy Meals For Kids This Summer
• The Food Sustainability Index
• Are your kids passionate about food
• Three Schools Win Big
• Colombia’s New Latin American Agroecology Institute Welcomes First Class
• Foreign aid helps U.S., Too
• Big Hunger
• Taking steps on the long road to ending violence against women
• Big Hunger
• Going to a Town Hall This Recess? Questions to Have on Hand to Discuss U.S. Poverty
• Poverty is Caused by a Failure of Ethics, Not Economy, Sachs Says
• Where We Drill, We Spill: Commemorating Exxon Valdez
• Trump’s election has created “safe spaces” for racists: Southern Poverty Law Center’s Heidi Beirich on the wave of hate crimes
• White Allyship
• iEARN-USA’s Impact Update
• Fifth of World’s Food Lost To Overeating and Waste
• Two Premiere Manhattan Restaurants Debut Impossible Foods’ Plant-Based Burger
• This week we visit two exceptional women who through their leadership “walk the talk.”
• To Escape Poverty, Girls Are Choosing to Be Child Soldiers in the DRC
• No time to sit back and relax
• Both Sides Now: Reinvesting In America From The Grassroots Up
• WhyHunger and Hunger Is are proud to support breakfast programs around the U.S.
• San Mateo bookstore that celebrates diversity sees sales spike after Trump’s election
• Never Give Up
• Amazon Introduces Next Major Job Killer To Face Americans
• Year End Appeal
• Bangladesh has much to celebrate, much to do in fight against poverty
• Letter From WhyHunger
• NEVER GIVE UP
• ANCIENT FUTURES: LEARNING FROM LADAKH
• Interview with Noreen Springstead, Executive Director of WhyHunger
• October 16th is World Food Day and this year’s theme is “Climate is changing.”
• Hurricane Matthew Crisis
• New Scorecard: Olive Garden Gets F for Inaction on Antibiotics
• We have a Poverty Crisis in Education 
• Review of THE TASTE OF WAR – October 19, 2012
• Poverty Has Reaching Effects, So What Are You Wasting For?
• Appeal From WhyHunger
• Now That The Olympic Games Are Over…
• The Ways In Which I Don’t Worry
• How Do Americans View Poverty
• The Mortality Games: U.S. Is Disqualified In Trials For Health Olympics
• The Summer Food Service Program…
• A Note from Noreen Springstead, Executive Director of WhyHunger
• How Severe Is Venezuela’s Crisis? It’s deep but not cataclysmic, and mainstream US media have consistently exaggerated the extent of it.
• We Waste An Insane Amount Of Food. Here’s What You Can Do About It.Introducing HuffPost’s Reclaim.
• Senate Passes A GMO Labeling Bill That The Food Industry Likes
• BUILDING OF THE WEEK: THE HALF HOUSE 
• Ending Childhood Hunger In The Summer Is A Snap
• Oh Great – A Visit to a Thai Hospital
• I Do Not Know Your Name…
• This American Election Year….
• Ending poverty means closing the gaps between women and men
• Bread For The World Email
• How ICTs Help WFP Increase Food Security in DRC
• Not All Meat Is Created Equal
• Hunger and My Father
• 31 Indigenous Crops Promoting Health, Food Security
• Satellite Images Can Pinpoint Poverty Where Surveys Can’t
• Winter in the Hamptons: food pantries, poverty and homelessness
• Food Bank of North Alabama
• If Disney ‘sanitizes poverty’, then I’m a singing teapot
• Lesson 19: THE GRAPES OF WRATH
• Tuesday, March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD). The theme, “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality,” addresses the continuing injustices faced by women across the globe.
• World Savvy: Dana Mortenson ’97 is leading the effort to prepare a new generation for global citizenship
• Poverty matters: Arthur Brooks talks about importance of shared abundance without attachments
• INTRODUCING WHYHUNGER’S NEW TEXTING SERVICE TO FIND FOOD
• The Hidden Hunger on College Campuses: More than half of community-college students struggle with food insecurity.
• Breaking News: The KIDS Teacher Guide Is Now Available As A Free Download
• Food Tank’s 2016 Reading List
• Anne Frank and her family were also denied entry as refugees to the U.S.
• Hope For The Holidays
• Never Give Up
• The Future Of KIDS Is In Your Hands
• A Long Lasting Relationship: WHYHunger & KIDS
• Making Connections
• Making Our Case For Your Support
• Food waste is a crime against the planet
• What my 5 most important “things” are in my life
• What Does Poverty Look Like? A Photo Contest Has Surprising Answers
• In Harmony With WHYHUNGER How late ASCAP singer-songwriter Harry Chapin’s vision for ending hunger lives on through the crucial work of WhyHunger, now celebrating its 40th anniversary
• CULTIVATING EQUALITY: DELIVERING JUST AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEMS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE 
• New Finding From War On Poverty: Just Give Cash
• Maine Has Found A Stunning Way To Keep The Poor In Poverty
• Pope Francis Tells Congress To “Care For The People”
• KIDS Newsletter: Looking Through the Prism of Hunger and Health
• Is Pope Francis A Radical?
• Four Steps to Success: A pioneer heading up one of the longest-running edtech entities shares his secret formula
• Vandana Shiva: There Is No Reason Why India Should Face Hunger and Farmers Should Commit Suicide
• Jewish, Muslim and Christian kids from the US and Jerusalem come together at a Seattle summer camp
• Youth Food Justice Zine: Now Available
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• Older Americans: The Face Of “Invisible Hunger”
• Pope Francis: Unbridled Capitalism Is ‘Dung of the Devil’
• Message From The Executive Director
• Founder of Bangladesh-based poverty group, Fazle Hasan Abed, the 2015 World Food Prize winner
• Jen Chapin On A Life’s Calling & WhyHunger At 40 – Interview
• 167 Million Fewer Hungry People In The World
• Pope Francis’ Encyclical Urges Swift Action on Climate Change Ahead of Paris Climate Talks
• The Far Edge Of Humanity
• Beyond The Food Drive: Teaching Kids How To Bring An End To Hunger
• Hunger Continues To Take Toll On Older Americans
• Your Documentaries Are Featured On The Kids Website
• The Education Conference That Changed My Life And My Students
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• Water Is The New Oil
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• A Teacher Speaks About Our Finding Solutions To Hunger And Poverty
• Kids Can Make A Difference New Website
• A Mirror In Jubaby
• Youth Food Justice Zine: Accepting Submissions!
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• Storytelling from the Front Lines of Food Justice
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• This New Year, Use Your Voice To Help Others
• WhyHunger Announces New Executive Director
• A Conversation With Andrianna Natsoulas 
• Never Give Up
• War On Poverty
• A Shooter, His Victim and Race
• Imagine There’s No Hunger
• How to Teach Kids About What’s Happening in Ferguson
• When white’s just don’t get it, Part 4
• Death without regrets
• Don’t ask how to feed the 9 billion
• Pathways to power for girls worldwide
• Determination and Motivation are Keys to Success
• Indian Schools Face Decayed Buildings, Poverty
• The Power Of Thinking Across Disciplines
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• What We’re Reading Now
• Hold The Regret
• Tell Lego To Stop Its Harmful Relationship With Shell
• An Idiots Guide To Inequality
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• Beyond Bread: Healthy Food Sourcing
• Food Tank Has Compiled a List of 15 Books
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• IEARN and the Collaborative Effort to Feed the Hungry
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• The Global Competence Certificate
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• FOOD TANK Spring Reading List
• Focusing on Rural Women in a Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Framework
• Need a dose of good news?
• A Good Thought To Carry Into 2014
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• Finding Solutions to Hunger Webinar
• Food & Farm Bill: What Now
• Lobbying for the Greater Good
• 23 Mobile Apps Changing the Food System
• Nourishing Change: Fulfilling the right to food in the United States
• 40 Organizations Doing Invaluable way to bring about change.
• A Student Tells How she and Her Classmates Joined With Students in Tunisia to Make a Difference.
• The HateBraker Pledge
• Introducing the Finding Solutions to Poverty and Inequality Alliance
• A Message from Food Tank, a member of the Finding Solutions to Poverty & Inequality Alliance
• Half the Sky Facebook Game Features Heifer and Inspires Action
• The Challenge – Live Below The Line
• WORLD SAVVY: Youth Engagement
• Screen Free Week