Equality for Women Is Progress for All

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Discover the journey to self-reliance

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The Critical 1,000-Day Window of Opportunity

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Empowering women as key change agents

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Celebrate International Women's Day 2014

Celebrate International Women's Day 2014

Join The Hunger Project in celebrating International Women's Day on Saturday, March 8, 2014. The 2014 theme for International Women’s Day is: Equality for women is progress for all. See what the facts about gender discrimination worldwide show and how to get involved in this movement.

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March 7, 2014
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"My Soul Sings A Different Beat" By Fiona Anchal

My Soul Sings A Different Beat

Fiona Anchal writes about her journey to India with The Hunger Project and Business Chicks, a professional network in Australia that connects businesswomen through their online member community. Learn why Fiona's soul now sings a different beat.

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"Every Woman Must be Mentally and Financially Self-reliant"

Elected Women Leaders Pioneering Social Development in Bangladesh

Anjuman, after being married at age 12, is now an elected woman representative in Bangladesh. She recounts how Hunger Project trainings helped her unleash her creativity and contribute to her family, society and country. 

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February 28, 2014
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Gender, Democracy and the Zero Hunger Challenge

Gender, Democracy and the Zero Hunger Challenge

Learn more about the connections between gender, democracy and the Zero Hunger Challenge in John Conrood's latest blog post.

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