Sara Wilson
Communications and New Media Officer
United States
Sara has worked as Communications and New Media Officer for The Hunger Project since October 2010. Prior to joining THP, Sara held various positions in the field of international education, traveling throughout Thailand, India and the United Arab Emirates with organizations such as Anuban Khon Kaen, the Institute for International Education at the UN, George Mason University International Admissions and a New York-based award-winning multimedia organization aimed at promoting global education.
Sara holds a B.A. in International Conflict Analysis and Resolution with a concentration in Gender Studies from George Mason University.
Blog Posts
Join our World Hunger Day Twitter Chat!
May 28, 2013
May 28 is World Hunger Day and there are SO many ways to get involved: Join our Twitter chat at 12:30 EDT, download our exclusive single One World, One Song, donate your Facebook cover photo and so much more! Read on to find out how you can celebrate World Hunger Day with The Hunger Project!
Student-Led International Talent Show Raises Funds for the End of Hunger
April 22, 2013
On March 23, 2013, students from Novi High School in Michigan hosted the their 3rd Annual International Talent Show which raised awareness and funds for The Hunger Project programs around the world. The event featured internationally-themed performances ranging from traditional Indian dance to South Korean drumming and concluded with a student-organized International Food Court featuring cuisines from Brazil, Japan, India and more!
Earth Day 2013: The Face of Climate Change
April 18, 2013
This year’s Earth Day theme is The Face of Climate Change. Conversations about the environment and climate change are often accompanied by images of inclement weather, melting ice caps and barren fields. But what we don’t see often are the faces of individuals for whom climate change is more than a talking point – it is a harsh, everyday reality that limits access to food, income and prosperity. Climate change diminishes crop quality and value, increases the food access disparity and perpetuates the larger cycle of malnutrition for millions of people. Meet these people and learn how they and their communities are working to care for themselves AND the environment.
More Than a Sandwich, It's a Movement
March 25, 2013
University of Vermont alumna and FeelGood activist, Jamie Gilroy, explains how selling grilled cheese sandwiches on college campuses can become a world-changing social movement.