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Stopgaps into Systems: Pandemic Adaptations for Treating Acute Malnutrition

Maria WrabelFebruary 14, 2022Leland, Updates

Above: Maria Wrabel, 10th Class Leland Fellow, and a health clinic in South Sudan. It was a typical Tuesday morning in December. My colleague and I were conducting a supervisory visit to one of Action Against Hunger USA’s nutrition sites in … Read more

Leland Fellows Share Next-Generation Perspectives in Briefing

August 30, 2021Leland, Updates, Videos

On Friday, August 6, the 10th Class of Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellows shared insights and recommendations in a virtual briefing entitled “Next-Generation Perspectives in Global Food Security.” These presentations, delivered a few weeks before the fellows concluded their two-year … Read more

Leland Fellows Share Recommendations for U.N. Food Systems Summit

August 26, 2021Leland, Policy

Last year, between 720 and 811 million people faced hunger, an estimated increase of 118 million people compared to 2019. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, hunger was already on the rise and the world was not on track to end … Read more

Sharing Meals, Sharing Strengths: Restoring Common Land in Anand, India

Isis Blanco VeraMay 25, 2021Leland, Updates

Above: 10th Class Leland Fellow Isis Blanco Vera (2nd from right) takes a break with data collectors during a training in Rajasthan Fighting hunger by developing leaders. This is the Congressional Hunger Center’s motto and reflects what the Mickey Leland … Read more

Voices Wanted: Leland Fellows Seek Local Input for UN Food Systems Dialogue

May 19, 2021Leland, Updates

Fellows from the 10th Class of the Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellowship are hosting an Independent Dialogue in advance of the UN Food Systems Summit on June 16, 2021 from 12 to 1:30 pm GMT. Through this dialogue, the fellows … Read more

Focusing on the Long-Term: Food Security and Sustainable Growth

Rhiley AllbeeMarch 19, 2021Leland

Above: Rhiley Allbee, 10th Class Leland Fellow. I grew up in a small rural community surrounded by the Manistee National Forest in Michigan. It was here that I first developed my love for the natural environment, and also here that I … Read more

Poor Diets are Not Just an “Education Problem”: The Role of Food Environment Studies in Creating Sustainable Behavior Change

Marisa NowickiMarch 1, 2021Leland

Marisa Nowicki works with The Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT in Nairobi, Kenya. The Alliance generates evidence and mainstreams innovations to create food systems that sustain the planet, drive prosperity, and nourish people. Marisa is part of the Food … Read more

Keeping the Yam Intact: Land Justice & Cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire

Dan MyersDecember 8, 2020Leland

Since winning its independence from France in 1960, Côte d’Ivoire has built a reputation as one of West Africa’s economic success stories through its thriving exports of cocoa and other tropical commodities. The massive expansion of cocoa and other cash … Read more

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What Happens When Nowhere is Safe?

Sara Higgins, Maria Wrabel, Dan Myers, Amit SmotrichJune 17, 2020Leland

(Above: departure terminal at Félix Houphouët-Boigny Airport in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire; photo CC BY-SA Pascal Giegner) With the World Health Organization’s declaration of a pandemic on March 11, development and humanitarian organizations had to decide quickly whether to repatriate international staff. These … Read more

Collecting Essential Data in Myanmar: Michael Wang

Michael WangMarch 9, 2020Field, Leland, Updates

(Above: Leland Hunger Fellow Michael Wang (middle) and a colleague from the IFPRI Myanmar team posing with a woman who manages a pesticide retail shop in Sagaing Region, Myanmar. Decision-making on household enterprises is a key part of Michael’s research … Read more

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