Rep. Ryan's Hunger Games
It is fitting that House Budget Committee Chairman Ryan's budget and The Hunger Games were both released in the same week. Both envision a society in which children must truly fight for their very survival.
It is fitting that House Budget Committee Chairman Ryan's budget and The Hunger Games were both released in the same week. Both envision a society in which children must truly fight for their very survival.
Martha Burk | Posted 01.27.2012
The Food Network's popular reality series Chopped departed from its standard lineup of contestants this past week to feature an unusual group of chefs: lunch ladies.
Jesse Williams | Posted 12.11.2011
During this prolonged economic downturn we need to raise awareness about the pervasiveness of child hunger in the USA now. We need to step up to help our struggling neighbors, family, and friends.
AP | Posted 12.10.2011
NEW YORK -- Yoko Ono is launching a global campaign to raise money and awareness to help fight childhood hunger and poverty. The 78-year-old widow of...
Rev. Larry Hollon | Posted 09.27.2011
One in five children in my state of Tennessee is at risk of hunger. But this is not just a Tennessee crisis. Nationally, one in four children are at risk of going to bed hungry.
Billy Shore | Posted 08.26.2011
Notwithstanding the likelihood of many competing interests, there is one issue that politicians of all stripes should be able to agree upon because its redress is inextricably linked to solving so many other issues of import -- and that is the issue of childhood hunger.
Vicki B. Escarra | Posted 08.24.2011
Among other things, the data and service records from this holistic model may be used to help us shape and inform critical public policy and funding debate around hunger and poverty issues.
Chris Elam | Posted 06.13.2011
If the ultimate goal is to make healthy food available to the greatest number of people, then where will the systemic changes that we need come from?
George Miliotes | Posted 05.25.2011
I am grateful to have the opportunity to draw on and share my knowledge and appreciation of wine while contributing to a good cause -- ending childhood hunger in America.
Jacqueline Edelberg | Posted 05.25.2011
The food mega-giant Chartwells Thompson just won a ginormous contract from the federal government contract to provide a free breakfast to every single Chicago Public School student.
The Huffington Post | Dominique Fenton | Posted 05.25.2011
Today we're talking to Billy Shore, who started Share Our Strength in 1984 to combat hunger in America. The organization has since raised $300 million...
Posted 05.25.2011
Academy Award winner Jeff Bridges appeared Thursday on CBS's Washington Unplugged to talk about childhood hunger in the United States, which he descri...
Here's Life Inner City | Posted 05.25.2011
For many DC children, the meals they receive at school are the only food they get on any given day.
Posted 05.25.2011
In one of the poorest regions in the country, Washington DC public schools are struggling to cope with high spikes in poverty in recent years. Accord...
Irene Rosenfeld | Posted 05.25.2011
Research indicates that children who live near a park are less likely to be overweight than kids without a park nearby. Ensuring our kids have safe places to play can be a simple part of a solution to our crisis of obesity.
Mark Muller | Posted 05.25.2011
Several years ago, after our country became sharply divided over the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the Patriot Act and just about every other policy d...
Rabbi Steve Gutow | Posted 05.25.2011
As American Jews ate what for many was a plentiful meal, we listened to the traditional four questions and pondered a new one: why, in a country as wealthy and as bountiful as the United States, are there still children who are hungry?
Mark Shriver | Posted 11.17.2011
Are America's children suffering from too much food or too little? They answer is: both. Children in low-income families are simply getting too little of the right foods and too much of the wrong foods.
James D. Weill | Posted 05.25.2011
More than 12 million children -- nearly 17 percent of all children in the country -- live in homes that are struggling with hunger, hindering them from growing, learning and succeeding in school.
Billy Shore | Posted 05.28.2012