Hunger News & Hope Archives
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2008
- Summer — Millennium Development Goals: How Far Have We Come in 8 Years?
- Spring – Last Year’s 10 Most Underreported Humanitarian Stories
2007
- Fall — The 110th Congress and the Poor
- Summer — A Special Worship Edition: Bread for All
- Spring — House, Senate Make Way for First Minimum wage increase in 10 years
2006
- Fall/Winter – Yunus, Grameen Bank Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
- Summer — CARE celebrates 60 Years of Relief Work
- Spring — Aftermath of Hurricanes Expose Poverty, Racism in U.S.
- Winter — Number of Food Insecure Households in U.S. Still Rising
2005
- Fall – G-8 Debt Agreement: A Step Forward, But not Enough
- Spring — Western Sudan Heads Toward Hunger Crisis
- Winter — World Responds to Tsunami Devastation
2004
- Fall– International Team of Rafters Travels Down the Nile
- Summer — Sudan Enters Tenuous Peace after 17 Years of Conflict
- Spring — Upheaval in Haiti: Political Turmoil Ravages Hemisphere’s Poorest Country
- Winter – United Nations Launches Appeal for Humanitarian Aid
2003
- Fall — Litany for the Hungry Crowd
- Summer — Proposed Tax Cuts Will Benefit Only the Wealthiest
- Spring — Last Year’s 10 Most Underreported Humanitarian Stories
- Winter — How Will War with Iraq Affect Hungry People?
2002
- Fall – World Agriculture 2030: WFP Says Global Food Production Will Exceed Population Growth
- Summer — The Food Crisis in Malawi: A Report from the Inside
- Spring — Hunger and Armed Conflict
- Winter — The Importance of Water
2001
- Fall — “We may be in a global village, but…” by Madeleine L’Engle
- Summer — Why Aids is a Poverty Issue
- Spring — O Yahweh, Imana of Abraham…
- Winter – Wangari Maathai: Heightening Consciousness, Liberating Minds
2000
- Fall — The Scandal of Redemption
- Winter — Poverty and Population
- Spring — Kids Cafe: New Hope for U.S. Children
- Summer — The Reason to Go On
1999