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FeelGood Success in 2013!

The presence of hundreds of youth on 21 college campuses, engaged in sharing stories of their village partners and raising the financial resources needed, is truly extraordinary. The Hunger Project is inspired by the initiative that each FeelGood change maker has taken this year, and by the deep commitment and passion they have shown to promote the end of hunger.

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2013 Human Rights Day and Action Against Gender-Based Violence

Celebrating 2013 Human Rights Day and Action Against Gender-Based Violence

As Human Rights Day comes to a close, it also concludes the nation wide initiative known as 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Our colleagues in India bring us this report of their 16 Days activities.

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Launching the Mexican Network for Family Farming

Lorena launching the Mexican Network for Family Farming

On November 22, The Hunger Project-Mexico, together with 20 other institutions including the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), launched the Mexican Network for Family Farming. The network aims to promote the International Year of Family Farming, recently launched by the United Nations globally for the year 2014, through various government and civil society actions.

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December 9, 2013
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Information is Progress: Visits to Chirapaq Communities

Information is Progress: Visits to Chirapaq Communities

"After meeting with the Organization of Indigenous Women of Laramate leaders in Lima at the World Conference of Indigenous Women, a declaration they made stuck with me as we drove 10 hours to their mountainous villages: 'An informed community is one that progresses.'" Hunger Project staff member Bridget Barry brings us this field report of her visit to indigenous communities in Peru.

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