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I’m not sure why, but when ONE asked me to walk into the offices of senators and members of Congress during a lobbying day on Capitol Hill last month, it never once occurred to me to be nervous. In hindsight, my confidence was probably rather premature. I’d never been on Capitol Hill before — for
Last summer, in a last ditch attempt at spurring the budgetary super committee to action on the crushing federal deficit, an agreement was reached in Washington D.C. That agreement — known officially as the Budget Control Act, and unofficially as The Sequester – combined with impending tax hikes as a result of congress’ inability to
ONE Mom Diana Prichard traveled with ONE to Ethiopia this October. This piece, originally published on Righteous Bacon, is part of our ongoing coverage of the trip. Since returning from Ethiopia I’ve felt a bit like my wheels are spinning. I have a lot to say, but am unsure how to say it. I have a lot to do, but
Since returning from Ethiopia I’ve felt a bit like my wheels are spinning. I have a lot to say, but am unsure how to say it. I have a lot to do, but am unsure how to do it. I’m so small and the world is so big. And yet, I’m so big and the
Sitting among the women (and few curious men) who’d gathered around an old desk, under a tree, in the front yard of a rural health post outside Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, I felt strangely at home. We’d all come to learn — them about cooking, us about them — but in that place, in the minutes
ONE Mom and hog farmer Diana Prichard traveled to Ethiopia with ONE this October. This piece, originally published on her blog Righteous Bacon, is part of our ongoing coverage of the trip. It’s not until you find a man, tucked into the picturesque folds of an Ethiopian mountainside, threshing Barley by hand, a veritable scene
Yesterday, after almost thirty hours of travel, I stepped foot in my own home for the first time in a week and a half. It’s good to be back, but also surreal. Even the sounds of the hogs feel foreign, and today, as I drove to the mill to pick up a batch of feed,
ONE Mom Diana Prichard is traveling to Ethiopia with ONE this October. This piece, originally published on Righteous Bacon, is part of our ongoing coverage of the trip. For the past few days in Ethiopia, I’ve been struck by the recurring theme of complexity in the issues we’re encountering. If there’s anything I can tell
ONE Mom Diana Prichard is traveling to Ethiopia with ONE this October. This piece, originally published on Righteous Bacon, is part of our ongoing coverage of the trip. Coming into this trip I knew I would walk away a changed woman. I prepared myself as well as possible for the extreme poverty, the hunger, the
ONE Mom blogger Diana Pritchard is traveling in Ethiopia with ONE this October. This piece, originally published on Righteous Bacon, is part of our ongoing coverage of the trip.
Dig a little deeper (pun intended) into our nutrition campaign and check out these four amazing books on agriculture recommended to us by ONE Mom, pig farmer and Righteous Bacon blogger Diana Prichard. As the owner of Olive Hill Farms in Michigan, she certainly knows a thing or two about food and farming, so we’re
ONE Mom Blogger Diana Prichard is traveling to Ethiopia with ONE in October. This blog post is part of our coverage in the lead up to the trip. This was originally published on her blog, Righteous Bacon. Exactly 30 days from today I will be in the air on the way to Addis Ababa with
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