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The official podcast of the Alliance to End Hunger. Voices to End Hunger spotlights an array of food and nutrition experts in policy and practice - highlighting innovative approaches to combating hunger and malnutrition and featuring discussions on the intersection of advocacy and action. Guests include members of the Alliance to End Hunger, in-house policy experts, and local and global stakeholders working tirelessly to realize a zero-hunger world.
Hosted by Minerva Delgado
Produced by Nathan Magrath
Learn more about the Alliance to End Hunger, membership, and programs at https://alliancetoendhunger.org.
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A Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan
Sudan is in the midst of the world’s largest humanitarian disaster. Famine has officially been declared in parts of the country, and 25 million people have reached “crisis” levels of food insecurity.…
Service and Scarcity: Hunger in the Armed Forces
Hunger is a prevalent yet underreported issue faced by many members of the armed forces. Servicemembers and their families face daunting issues stemming from regular relocation, uncertainty, and…
Building Rural Communities in a New Global Environment
Global agricultural development has a tremendous role to play in both the economic success of lower and middle income countries, but also the prosperity of the world. The International Fund for…
Growing Hope Globally and Partnering for a Hunger-Free Future
U.S. agriculture and global food security have built a crucial relationship in American efforts to end hunger and malnutrition around the world. Not only is this relationship essential for critical…
Food, History, Culture, and the Continuing March for Justice
The month of February marks the celebration of Black History Month, through which we honor and commemorate the leaders and contributions of our Black communities and neighbors across the country.…
2026: A Consequential Year Begins
2026 is already shaping up to be a consequential year for both domestic and global food and nutrition security. Globally, famine is threatening millions of people, especially in hotspots such as the…
Reflecting on a Tumultuous 2025: A Discussion with Rev. David Beckmann
2025 posed unprecedented challenges to U.S. global and domestic food and nutrition security programs; with stress and uncertainty added to the lives of millions of people and families in the United…
Food Banks Respond to Recent Crisis and Uncertainty
The United States government just reopened after its record-breaking 43-day shutdown. During this time, federal nutrition programs found themselves in the crosshairs of debates over funding and a…
A Critical Week for SNAP Food Assistance
Late last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that the federal government would cease providing funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – known as SNAP – starting…
School Meals from Access to Appeal: Lessons from New York
The school year is in full swing across the country, and approximately 30 million school-aged children are lining up in cafeterias each day to eat a school-provided lunch. These meals are nutritious…
The Future of Global Agriculture: Perspectives from the International Fund for Agricultural Development
The relationship between food security and agriculture is at once both apparent and complex, especially in matters of climate-related impacts. Around the world, people and families are struggling…
Global Food Security: A New Report, Global Moments, and Opportunities for Action
The annual State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report was recently published by the World Food Programme, Food and Agriculture Organization, International Fund for Agricultural…
A Tradition of Commitment to America’s Seniors: The Older Americans Act Turns 60
The Older Americans Act recently turned 60. This landmark piece of legislation has been fundamental in our nation’s approach to caring for and promoting the well-being of our nation’s seniors,…
Tackling Child Hunger in the Summer
For many kids, Summer is a time for enjoying the outdoors, relaxing, and recuperating after a long school year. However, for an often-overlooked number of children and their families it is also a…
Building Hunger Free Communities
Across the country, groups and coalitions have come together dedicated to ending hunger and malnutrition in their cities, towns, counties, regions, and states. These “Hunger Free Communities”…
Feeding Futures: Unlocking the Potential of Global School Meals
School meals serve over 407 million children across at least 148 countries. For many children in the developing world school may be the only place they receive a nutritious meal in a given day. But…
Myth Busters: Stories of SNAP Food Assistance from Those Who Use It
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is no stranger to attacks, nor are the millions of individuals and families that rely on food assistance and other federal programs. Charges of…
Against the Odds – Treating Severe Child Malnutrition
The world is in the midst of the worst food crisis in decades, with 750 million people facing food insecurity, severe hunger, and even famine conditions impacting places across the globe. Nobody is…
Nourishing Second Chances
April marks “Second Chance Month” across the United States. It is a time to highlight barriers that stand in the way of people who have served their debt to society, and act to ensure previously…
Voices to End Hunger: The Alliance to End Hunger Podcast
On this inaugural episode of Voices to End Hunger, host Minerva Delgado speaks to Alliance to End Hunger president Eric Mitchell. Their discussion covers the current state of hunger in the U.S. and…
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Voices to End Hunger has published 20 episodes since March 2025, covering topics in Society & Culture.
Voices to End Hunger is currently highly active with new episodes monthly. Average episode length is 33m.
