| Readings on Poverty, Hunger, and Economic Development: Fits lots of webpages together to present a coherent picture about the amount of food in the world, the role it plays in a capitalist economy, why people are poor, and what measures can be taken to eliminate poverty and hunger. |
| World Hunger Notes: An on-line magazine about world hunger and poverty in the United States published by World Hunger Education Service |
| Action Against Hunger - USA: USA part of an international humanitarian network called Action Against Hunger. |
| Bread for the World: Bread for the World stands in a long biblical and prophetic tradition of those who speak out boldly in defense of people who are poor, hungry and consigned to the margins of society. People of faith and conscience have long engaged in the struggle for a more just world. They have fought for the abolition of slavery, for an end to nuclear proliferation and for the respect of human dignity and freedom. |
| Congressional Hunger Center: A non-profit anti-hunger leadership training and a bi-partisan organization, serves as a center where the anti-hunger community can discuss creative solutions to end domestic and international hunger, located in Washington, DC. |
| Environmental Literacy Council: Food and Hunger: Articles critical of agribusiness, pesticides, and genetically engineered plants. |
| Fidel Castro Speech: The Cuban president presents appalling statistics on the hunger of children and other issues at the 50th World Health Assembly, May 1998. |
| Food Dumping (or Aid) Maintains Poverty: Looks at the effects of food aid to developing countries in non-emergency situations. Additional links, articles and research are provided, including links. |
| Food First/Institute for Food and Development Policy: Food First/The Institute for Food and Development Policy is an education-for-action center and non-profit think tank focusing on issues of hunger, food, poverty, agriculture, trade, and rural development, guided by the principle that food is a fundamental human right. |
| FRAC - Consequences of Hunger: Short fact sheet. Hunger impacts on health (physical and mental), literacy, intelligence, child development, education, and infant mortality. |
| Hunger: Myths and Realities: Contains myths about world hunger and their respective truths. |
| HungerBanquet.org: Learn about hunger from the point of view of those who experience it every day. HungerBanquet.org is part of Oxfam's Fast for a World Harvest campaign, which raises awareness and funds to fight poverty world hunger. |
| NomadNet: A collection of unorthodox views on aid and relief operations: Many articles suggest charities are partially to blame for hunger in Africa becasue they ignore evidence about hunger in order to fatten their coffers. |
| RESULTS: Nonprofit, grassroots citizens's lobby working to create the political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty, and committed to having individual citizens have a breakthrough in realizing their own personal and political power. |
| Still Hungry: Position paper on world hunger, showing it has little changed in a quarter century, with more children than ever going hungry. |
| The Hunger Site: Includes facts as well as a form for making donations. |
| UNICEF: The State of the World's Children 1998: Overviews the scale of malnutrition and causes, lists solutions, gives a scientific role, and provides statistical tables . |
| Vegfam: Feeds the hungry without exploiting animals. |
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