There’s just a surplus of people these days who don’t know what to do with themselves, and all the “cool” stuff is hard to do and really requires commitment and dedication, whereas, ending world hunger is like the defacto “How to be a good person”. read more
Image: World Vision. 6. There’s enough food to feed everyone – but it isn’t well distributed. One third of the food produced worldwide is wasted, costing the global economy around US$750 billion per year. 7. There’s already momentum around ending world hunger, and we can’t let it stop now. read more
Hunger is both a cause and a symptom of poverty. Damaged bodies and brains are a moral scandal and a tragic waste of economic potential. That hunger exists at all shows the urgency of redistributing income and assets to achieve a fairer world. read more