Videos
AWFFI: African Woman Food Farmer Initiative
The Hunger Project's intervention for gender equality is designed to empower Africa's most important - yet least supported producers. Through a systematic program of training and microfinance, AWFFI (now known as the Microfinance Program) empowers women food farmers to be real economic players in their villages. Read more about the program.
The Hunger Project in Ghana
Africa Prize for Leadership
Evolution of The Hunger Project's Africa Prize for Leadership for the Sustainable End of Hunger - the world's only initiative designed to call forth committed, effective leadership committed to the well-being of Africa's people.
Cycle of Malnutrition in South Asia
The Hunger Project's strategy is designed to break the cradle-to-grave subjugation of girls and women that gives rise to chronic malnutrition in South Asia.
Faces of Bangladesh
Short documentary of The Hunger Project's extraordinary people's movement for development in Bangladesh.
National Girl Child Day in Bangladesh
Each September 30th, events are held across Bangladesh to halt gender discrimination against girls.
An Imam for Women's Rights in Bangladesh
A village Imam in Bangladesh, trained by The Hunger Project, is a champion of women's rights.
Elected Woman Representative Brings Water to Her Village
Women's Leadership in India
The Hunger Project trains and empowers 78,000 women elected to their village councils to be effective change agents for the end of hunger and poverty.
Turning the Tide: The Hunger Project Tsunami Response in India
After the devastation, villagers are empowered by The Hunger Project to take charge of their future and rebuild their communities.