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Tag Archives: Poverty
Bread: Budget Battles and Hunger
What the Shutdown Means for Programs that Address Hunger and Poverty -This update is from Bread for the World A government shutdown means there are no additional federal funds to support programs such as WIC, SNAP (formerly food stamps), Head … Continue reading
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Tagged Government shutdown, Poverty
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Faces of Hope
There are important lessons here. Words from Chris Megison: “In the wake of the “end homelessness” movement and the push by national advocates and even HUD to move away from transitional housing and replace with housing first, rapid rehousing and … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Megison, Homelessness, Poverty, transitional housing
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Bread for the World
This video from Notre Dame seems to be appropriate accompaniment for thoughts about Bread for the World. http://www.bread.org/institute/ 2013 Hunger Report The Institute’s new report — Within Reach: Global Development Goals — calls for a final push to meet the … Continue reading
Essay 4: Farmers: The Key to Ending Global Hunger
The fourth essay in the Bread for the World series, called Development Works, is all about farmers solving problems. I think would please, but not much surprise, my ancestors and Karen’s ancestors. Here are the key points, but please do … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, Bread for the World, Food, Poverty
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Bread for the World’s Leadership and Teamwork Essay
Leadership and Teamwork Essay: The US Role in Development The third essay in the series, Development Works, is about US leadership in the area of global development. The US has long been a super power, and this essay explores how … Continue reading
Americans Reaching Out
Americans Reaching Out Bread for the World created a wonderful series of reports in 2012 under the umbrella name Development Works. I posted a link to the first paper last week. The second paper, which is linked at the top … Continue reading
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Tagged Bread for the World, Hunger, missions, Poverty
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TidBits to Follow Effective Development Post
I thought I’d share a few important statistics that go with the reports I wrote about last Sunday: Effective Development: 89% the share of the world population who now have access to safe drinking water. 3 billion: the number of people living … Continue reading
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Tagged Bread for the World, Development, Hunger, missions, Poverty
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