Tag: Food Security

SNAP in a Trump Budget

by Cassie Davis | Aug 30, 2017 | Economics & Trade Policy, Health & Social Policy, National, Summer Internships | 0 |

Photo: Paul Sableman (CC) Crook Fellow Cassie Davis details the effects of the Trump...

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The sanctuary cities law and food insecurity in Texas’ immigrant community

by Cassie Davis | Jul 25, 2017 | Immigration Policy | 0 |

Photo: Michael Stravato The state’s new ban on sanctuary cities increases the risk of food...

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‘Barriga Llena, Corazón Contento’ – Food Security in Nicaragua

by Dane Ulik | Jul 18, 2017 | Global Policy Studies & International Security, International Development | 0 |

Photo: Zenia Nuñez (CC BY 2.0) Crook Fellow Dane Ulik has been spending his summer working for...

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Bread for the World Lobby Day: Faith Leaders in the Era of Trump

by Cassie Davis | Jun 22, 2017 | Summer Internships | 0 |

Photo: Rene Schwietzke The commonly cited metaphor by Thomas Jefferson, calls for the “separation...

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4 Reasons Why Global Food Security is Necessary for U.S. National Security

by Sarah Blumberg | May 25, 2017 | Global Policy Studies & International Security, International Development, Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations | 0 |

Photo: European Commission One million children die each year from hunger. This statistic is...

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Overcoming the Status Quo in Food Aid: Coalition Building at Bread for the World

by Steven Damiano | Aug 20, 2015 | Global Policy Studies & International Security, Health & Social Policy, International Development, Misc, Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations, Summer Internships | 0 |

Photo Credit: Todd Post/Bread for the World First in a series by Steven Damiano (LBJ MGPS...

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Better Nutrition and Women’s Empowerment through Small-Scale Farming

by Robbie Paras | Aug 16, 2014 | Health & Social Policy, International Development, Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations, Summer Internships | 2 |

There is widespread belief that small-scale farming is the sustainable and equitable solution to...

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