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A Balanced Approach to Feeding the World
We produce enough food today to feed the entire world. Why we don’t is largely an issue of distribution. How would transitioning to local production of food change that?
A Recipe for Disaster?
The nutrition transition in today’s developing world.
Food Access for New York City’s Poorest: Nutritional Education and Subsidies
In New York City, nutritional education and subsidies provide an access point for lower-income residents to begin to access the healthy lifestyles they deserve and desire.
Food Access for New York City’s Poorest: Farmer’s Market
Local farmer’s markets have been an effective way to improve access for New York City’s most neglected residents.
Urban Hunger
The majority of the world’s population now lives in urban areas. How do they get their food?
Careers in Food Policy with Dr. Catherine Bertini
Careers in Food Policy with Dr. Catherine Bertini Dr. Catherine Bertini, former Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, explains how she navigated her personal career path, from participating in formative extracurricular activities, to running for Congress and learning when to say “no” to political appointments. In this conversation with host Jisung Park,…
Modeling the Future
Mathematical modeling can help mitigate food insecurity around the world.
The World of Food Aid with Dr. Catherine Bertini
Ever wonder how donated food gets to famines? Listen as Dr. Catherine Bertini explains the World Food Programme.