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	By asking Congress to reform foreign aid, Bread for the World members are making a difference in the lives of poor and hungry people. Ask your senator to cosponsor S. 1524, an important first step toward making our foreign aid more effective. • Learn about Bread's campaign to reform U.S. foreign aid »

The 2010 Hunger Report provides a vision for a more inclusive and sustainable economy.

David Beckmann joined an expert panel to discuss findings from A Just and Sustainable Recovery.

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• Hunger 2010: A Just and Sustainable Recovery »

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	Join Bread for the World in changing history for hungry people by making a year-end gift. God’s grace in Jesus Christ moves us to help our neighbors, whether they live in the next house, the next state, or the next continent. Your gift today will create hope and opportunity for hungry people in the year ahead.

World Hunger Initiative
	The UN and State Department are working on a comprehensive and coordinated approach to achieving global food security. Secretary Clinton and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon expressed their commitment to country-led food security strategies at a recent meeting. David Beckmann reports on global efforts to reduce hunger

Revisit the most popular stories and music of 2009 in the year-end edition of Breadcast.

We feature a story on land ownership with interviews from Nicaragua and Habitat for Humanity and a sit down with former Bread policy analyst, Charles Uphaus (now at USAID).

AND... Music from Kimya Dawson (featured in the film JUNO), The Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda, and Palestinian musician Bashir Taha.

From the Archives:
Listen to our podcast How to Feed Nine Billion

A Dry Christmas

Christmas in the Kipchebor village in western Kenya used to be marked by heavy rains. Today, Christmas is usually dry; an example, say Kenyan scientists, of the toll climate change is taking on vulnerable communities.

Previously:

• Planting Roof Gardens in the Bronx »