Recently there has been an increasing focus on developing countries’ raising more of their own resources for development. U.S. development assistance can help equip and enable countries to do this effectively.
In this issue: Bread Galvanizes Support for Ending Hunger Among U.S. Faith Community During Pope’s Visit; The Pope and Politics; Pledge to End Hunger Along the Pope’s Path; Congress Gets a List of ‘...
A wide array of the nation’s faith leaders have come together on the eve of Pope Francis’ arrival in the United States to commit ourselves to encourage our communities to work for the end of hunger by 2030 and,...
In this issue: What Does Your Candidate Say About Hunger?; On Faith: God’s + Ours = Something Multiplied, not Just Added; Policy Focus: A Long List of Legislation This Fall; Member Profile: Bread...
A series of seven short essays that make the case for effective international development assistance. They answer key questions from why development assistance is so...
The 2013 Hunger Report focuses on the final push to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by their 2015 deadline and proposes a new set of global development goals to eliminate hunger and extreme poverty by...
Shows how senators and representatives voted on legislation that would impact hungry and poor people in the United States and around the world. Specifically, this report...
