A 360 degree view of the famine in South SudanPRI - David LeveilleThe images of famine in Africa are familiar by now: emaciated bodies, parched landscapes, sprawling UN refugee camps where people line up for desperately needed rations of food and water. But a team of
FRONTLINEpbs.org - Marcelle Hopkins GHOUYMAN, South Sudan — The canoe was not big enough to carry them all. Peter Met Biel Luak, his wife, her mother and his 10 children needed to …
Kid Power demonstrates the power of technology for goodretailcustomerexperience.com Jan. 7, 2016 | by Chris Petersen Image Credit: UNICEF I've discovered that the best part of being a grandparent is that you keep on learning from both …
’It’s destroying children’s futures’news.com.au Charity organisation UNICEF announced in South Africa today that an estimated one million children were in urgent need of emergency treatment for …
Can peanuts prevent malnutrition in Africa?theweek.com - Nathan Collins Anyone who's ever had a nasty flu knows how hard it can be to stay hydrated and well-fed, but most of us with Internet access will recover soon …
Obama Unveils New Steps to Avert Child Hunger in Americavoanews.com - Mary Alice Salinas The Obama administration has unveiled new actions it says will ensure that low-income children who are at higher risk of food insecurity and poor …
Hungry Children in Rich AmericaHuffPost - Marian Wright EdelmanSarah is three years old. She and her six-year-old brother, Bryce, are inseparable except when it’s time for him to visit the summer food program that provides meals at a school near his Ohio home for
White House calls for $12 billion for summer meal program for childrenupi.com - By Amy R. Connolly The president's fiscal year 2017 budget calls for $12 billion over the next decade for the summer meal program for low-income children, the White …
Secure Middle East stability by feeding hungry childrenthegazette.com William Lambers, guest columnist Far away in Ethiopia there is the threat of famine because of a severe drought. Farmers have been unable to grow food …
One in five Australian children go to school or bed hungry sometimes: studyabc.net.au An average of one child in every classroom goes to school or bed hungry nearly every day, while one in five say this happens sometimes, a study of …
Pink working with UN to boost child fitness, wipe out malnutritionphilly.com - Howard Gensler, Daily News Doylestown's own pop star Pink (a/k/a Alecia Moore) was named a UNICEF ambassador yesterday to help promote a new effort to encourage physical …
Pink Appointed as UNICEF Ambassador: 'The Fire Was Lit Because I'm a Mama'People - Jeff Nelson"Kids give the most hope," says the Grammy winner Pink will “Try” her hand at making the world a better place as the latest UNICEF ambassador. “The fire was lit, obviously, because I’m a mama,” the singer
UNICEF Makes a Fitness Band to Get Kids Active Against World Hungerchipchick.com With the holidays fast approaching, UNICEF has found a nice confluence of 2015 holiday gold — wearable technology and Star Wars — to help them get …
Chandler, UNICEF Bring Kid Power Program to Phoenixnba.com Before signing with the Suns, before the Olympic gold medal and NBA championship, before being drafted second overall straight out of high school in …
5 Ways to Celebrate World Food Day (and Fix Our Broken Food System)ecowatch.com - Guest Contributor Today is World Food Day and food lovers have found some fabulous ways to celebrate. Food that's good for people and our planet is a human right: from …
Wearables for good: UNICEF Kid Power promotes fitness and saving livesMashable - Matt PetronzioWe use wearable technology for a number of reasons, whether it's to keep fit, stay connected or learn more about ourselves. Now, UNICEF is tapping into the power of wearables for social good by debuting
Wearables for good: UNICEF Kid Power promotes fitness and saving livesMashable - Matt PetronzioWe use wearable technology for a number of reasons, whether it's to keep fit, stay connected or learn more about ourselves. Now, UNICEF is tapping into the power of wearables for social good by debuting
Teeth of children who died in Famine carry hidden historyirishtimes.com - Dick Ahlstrom Chemical analysis of dentine can reveal diet changes and when starvation set in Wed, Sep 9, 2015, 18:35 Updated: Wed, Sep 9, 2015, 18:39 The teeth of …
Development must target the millions of children affected by humanitarian crisesThe GuardianIn two weeks, world leaders will ratify a new consensus to build a better world: the sustainable development goals. But we will not reach these development goals – nor can development be sustainable –
Force for Change Partners with UNICEF's Kid Powerstarwars.com UNICEF Kid Power is a movement powered by kids created to help end global malnutrition. Built for a new generation of global citizens, the U.S. Fund …
Hidden Hunger Is a Global KillerHuffPost - Marc Van AmeringenAs we celebrate the achievements under the U.N.'s Millennium Development Goals and look to accelerate progress with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, a silent epidemic is afflicting more than a of
UNICEF and WFP intensify efforts to defeat malnutrition in South Sudanunicef.org Joint news note JUBA, South Sudan, 9 September 2015 - The World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF are intensifying their efforts to reverse the dire …
Wearables for good: UNICEF Kid Power promotes fitness and saving livesMashable - Matt PetronzioWe use wearable technology for a number of reasons, whether it's to keep fit, stay connected or learn more about ourselves. Now, UNICEF is tapping into the power of wearables for social good by debuting
UN expert warns over 'deliberate starvation of civilians' in Yemenyahoo.com - AFP Geneva (AFP) - A UN official on Tuesday warned armed factions in Yemen over "the deliberate starvation of civilians", as the embattled country …
13 million people in Yemen are struggling to find enough to eat, Oxfam saysThe Guardian - Clár Ní ChonghaileCharity reports 6.5 million people on brink of starvation with medicines scarce and disease a growing threat, as five-day ceasefire shows signs of collapsing Since March, nearly 25,000 people a day have
