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Story by Colin Lawton, including contextual analysis and translation by Betty Fermin   Resilience. Fortitude. Determination. Strength. Care. Love. Some of the terms that come

This story is an update from our original coverage, which can be found here. The collapse of a dam with mining waste in Brumadinho, Minas

To round out Black History Month, our U.S. Programs Directors, Suzanne Babb & Lorrie Clevenger, took a brief moment to share their thoughts on Black Food

WhyHunger is proud of the impact of our work. We listen and respond to the needs of community-based organizations and social movements who are leading

Border security negotiations begin anew this week in an effort to avoid shutdown 2.0. But two anti-hunger experts argue that lawmakers should really be focused

It is part of the Hollywood version of the American college experience, to be a broke student surviving on instant noodles in a dormitory. But

All photos courtesy of Ricardo Stuckert On January 25th, a dam collapsed in southeastern Brazil unleashing a devastating torrent of toxic mining waste that killed at

WhyHunger was part of a recent delegation organized by Friends of the ATC (Farmworkers Union). Delegates lived and worked alongside ATC members. Susan Lagos, a