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God has filled the hungry
with good things
— Luke 1:53
Cuando vieron la estrella
se regocijaron con gran alegría
— Mateo 2:10
"For if you keep silence at
such a time as this ..."
— Esther 4:14
“Porque si permaneces callada
en este tiempo…”
— Ester 4:14
One in 4 Arizona children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 5 Florida children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 5 Ohio children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 5 Nevada children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 3 Mississippi children
lives in poverty — US Census
One in 4 Oklahoma children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 4 Alabama children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 4 West Virginia children
lives in poverty — US Census
One in 5 North Carolina children
lives in poverty — US Census
Texas is the 9th
hungriest state.
One in 3 New Mexico children
lives in poverty — US Census
One in 4 Louisiana children lives
in poverty — US Census
One in 4 Arkansas children lives
in poverty — US Census
In the United States, one in 8 households struggles
to put food on the table — USDA

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Institute Insights is a monthly newsletter that provides regular reports on the global movement to end hunger by 2030, including updates on what’s happening on immediate concerns like hunger emergencies; who’s working on long-term issues like food production amid climate change; and why we can’t end hunger without tackling age-old human problems like conflict and discrimination.

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Selections from Recent Issues:

The progress against hunger of recent decades has been one of the most encouraging trends in a world that sometimes seems to lack much hope.

To end hunger altogether, we must be able to produce enough nutritious food to meet everyone’s needs. That is hardly a revelation, but it has sometimes received less attention than warranted.

The focus has often been on other essentials, such as ensuring that there is enough food in places where it’s needed and that people can afford to buy the food they need.