When people don’t have enough to eat, they move – and in big numbers. A recent WFP study has found a direct link between hunger and migration→ http://ow.ly/5eGy30bs6fv | World Food Programme

More than 60% of the world's hungriest people live in conflict zones.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ In places like Afghanistan, Yemen, and the Central Sahel, ongoing conflict has hindered families' access to food for years. ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Now, COVID-19 is adding to the impact of conflict and the climate crisis to push millions of children across the world to the verge of starvation.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Watch below to learn about how conflict affects child hunger – and follow the link to see how you can help: https://bit.ly/37DaLBC | Save the C

The perception of hunger in America often centers on the image of a person panhandling by the highway, but the reality is more complex. Many facing hunger are actually full-time workers, such as store clerks, home health care attendants, and farm workers, who despite "playing by the rules," still don't earn enough to feed their families. This highlights a significant hunger crisis in the U.S., where economic disparities leave hardworking individuals struggling to meet basic needs. #HungerCrisis