ONE is making the sweet potato famous as a symbol in battle against chronic nutrition. Check out our sweet potato recipes and upload your own. Then, we’ll deliver your recipe — and our petition — in our Sweet Potato Cookbook.
Every year, poor nutrition claims the lives of more than 2.4 million children. That’s more than one in three of all child deaths. It’s time to give this issue the attention it deserves.
Ask our world leaders to end chronic malnutrition for 25 million kids.
Yesterday, I had the fortunate opportunity to attend The Chicago Council Global Food Security Symposium 2013, an annual event that brings some of the brightest and most innovative thinkers (and doers) to Washington, D.C. With an introductory message from USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah and keynote remarks from Helene Gayle, CEO of CARE; Lauren Bush Lauren,
This is Jennifer Iannolo’s first post for ONE.org, an organization she says she is “honored to work with not only because of their humanitarian efforts, but also for the use of “hard-headed” in their tagline.” This post was originally posted on her blog, Zenfully Delicious. Photo Credit: C.C. Chapman I’ve had two women on my
If you’re looking to deepen your knowledge of global agriculture development and US agriculture policy, tune into the Chicago Council’s Global Food Security 2013 Symposium, a day-long event on food and nutrition security, right from your desk. The event will be aired in a live webcast, so that means that all day, you’ll have access to
We know that investing in agriculture is one of the best ways to fight poverty. Proven nutrition solutions – like healthy foods for infants – are praised as some of the “best buys” in development. Now we just need to put them into practice – and fight to save one million lives each year.
Ask our world leaders to end chronic malnutrition for 25 million kids.
