Hunger
CARE Calls for Urgent Action for Women and Girls in the Hunger Crisis
Today’s release of the Global Report on Food Crises marks another in a series of grave milestones in the fight against hunger: there are more people facing the worst forms of starvation today than there have been in this report’s 8-year history.
Read MoreAmid unprecedented violence, Haitians face starvation, displacement, and trauma
As extreme and unpredictable violence in Port-au-Prince persists, Haitians across the capital city face a multi-dimensional crisis with displacement, hunger, and acute health risks, along with the near constant fear of injury, rape, physical violence, and loss of life.
Read MoreCARE warns: Babies and toddlers in North Gaza dying slow and painful death from starvation
Over five months after the October 7th attacks and the devastating conflict in Gaza, CARE and its partner organization Juzoor warn that young children in North Gaza are increasingly at risk of dying of hunger and malnutrition
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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: Michelle Nunn joined The World Unpacked podcast to discuss the state of world hunger
CARE USA President and CEO Michelle Nunn joins The World Unpacked podcast and Stewart Patrick for a timely conversation on the global hunger crisis and share how NGOs and policymakers can best address food shortages globally.
Read MoreCSIS: Michelle Nunn joined The Truth of The Matter podcast to discuss the global hunger crisis
CARE’s President and CEO, Michelle Nunn, sits down with Andrew Schwartz on The Truth of The Matter podcast to discuss CARE’s new report on the current global hunger crisis, its many causes, and how to provide effective relief to all those in need.
Read MoreGlobal Food Crises, 2008 vs 2022: New Report Finds Disparities in Hunger and Funding
A new study—Knowing Better, Responding Worse: How Mistakes from 2008 Led to the Food Crisis of Today—just released by CARE reported that 112.6 million more people around the world were driven to hunger after 2020, compared to the previous major global food crisis (2008-2009).
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