A unique collaborative education project between the Mainstream Media Project, Action Against Hunger, (an international hunger relief organization), and the Teachers Center for Global Studies at Clark University (a professional development center for teachers) with financial support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

This project was designed to demonstrate global interdependence and build public awareness and commitment to the problems of hunger and malnutrition and the sustainable solutions that exist to solve them. The program will inform the general public and high school teachers about local-global interdependence including food security issues and international development through the use of radio, the Internet, and links with the Teachers Center.

View the campaign pitch and the list of experts
recruited for radio interviews across the country.

Listen to the Hunger Interview Series Produced by:
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