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Eat your fruits and veggies … and feed a child who can’t

Eat your fruits and veggies … and feed a child who can’t

It’s a struggle as old as time. Trying to get kids to eat broccoli, peas, spinach, carrots … the list goes on and on. Moms try to hide vegetables in smoothies, disguise them in mac and cheese, and even sneak them in treats like brownies. It’s a victory anytime a mom...
The one thing worse than starving to death?

The one thing worse than starving to death?

“I feel like committing suicide because I’m worthless.”Laura Grace, a South Sudanese refugee, barely gets out the words before tears slide down her cheeks. Weak, sick, and tired herself, she hasn’t been able to adequately feed her son in weeks. There are no jobs for...
‘Which of my children should eat today?’

‘Which of my children should eat today?’

What does a typical morning look like for you? Eating a bowl of cereal as you drink your first cup of coffee, check social media, and scan today’s weather? Or maybe you’re one of those “on the go” types that take your coffee in a travel mug and chew on a bagel or...
Countries in crisis: Zambia

Countries in crisis: Zambia

For years, Zambia suffered drought after drought causing one of the worst food crises in the world.This scarcity of water is ironic when you think that Zambia is home to the world’s largest and most spectacular waterfall — Victoria Falls.Luckily, with rainfall...
Eat your fruits and veggies … and feed a child who can’t

What would happen if you didn’t eat for three weeks?

“I’m starving!”We’ve all said it at one point or another. Maybe you missed lunch and your stomach was grumbling by the time dinner came around. Or maybe you overheard this complaint coming from your kids in the living room while you finished up cooking a meal.Whatever...
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