In this issue: Summer Conference to Put Nutrition on Center Stage; Bread and Global Coalition Work Together to End Maternal and Child Malnutrition; On Faith: Eating and Drinking with Jesus; and more...
One of the most concrete forms of discrimination is hunger and malnutrition, and women are most often treated with this form of discrimination. Being seen as equally deserving of nutritious food is a fundamental...
In this issue: Poverty Discussed at February GOP Debate; President’s Budget Proposes New Ways to End Child Hunger; On Faith: The ‘Altaring’ Effects of Communion; New Fact Sheet Shows Blacks Face...
In this issue: You Can Help Mothers and Children Survive and Thrive; Churches Engaged in the Offering of Letters; A Special Celebration for the Bread Rising Campaign; Renew Your 2016 Membership;...
Provee una explicación en gran parte seglar, de cómo Pan para el Mundo lleva a cabo su abogacía ante el Congreso de los Estados Unidos. Explica el proceso legislativo a nivel federal, y cómo los activistas de Pan,...
Bread for the World commissioned The Mellman Group and Eleison LLC to survey 1,000 voters on the issue of hunger and the 2016 elections. This fact sheet provides the main findings of that survey, and the memes (...
In this issue: Vote to End Hunger in 2016; Introducing the 2016 Offering of Letters: Survive and Thrive; Child Nutrition Bill Advances in Senate; Celebrating Black History Month and Leaders; and more...
More than 48 million Americans lived in households that struggled to put food on the table in 2014 (latest figure available) and 1 in 5 children live at risk of hunger. Worldwide...
Cada año, Pan para el Mundo urge a los líderes electos en Washington, DC para que ayuden a las personas de nuestra nación y del mundo a poder alimentar a sus familias y sacarlas de la pobreza.
