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At any given moment, RESULTS staff and activists around the world are busy working with their elected officials, local media, or working within their communities to realize a world without poverty. Hear their stories here!

A Terrific Media Showing for Child Nutrition

By Lisa Marchal, Senior Global Grassroots Associate
June 18, 2013

The world was in London on June 8 to discuss saving children from undernutrition, and our grassroots advocates raised their voices in advance of that meeting! 

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SUN calls for collaborative approach to undernutrition

By Stephanie Wacker, Global Legislative Intern
June 18, 2013

Last week I had the opportunity to attend Bread for the World’s Sustaining Political Commitments to Scaling up Nutrition Conference that brought together global nutrition leaders and US activists alike in efforts to prevent malnutrition for mothers and children especially during the critical 1,000 day window from pregnancy to a child’s second birthday.

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One Year Later: Was the Child Survival Call to Action Worth It?

By Alison Root, Senior Associate, ACTION Secretariat
June 18, 2013

One year ago, RESULTS and ACTION participated in an effort to reinvigorate momentum to save children’s lives. The Child Survival Call to Action – co-hosted by the governments of Ethiopia, India and the United States – may have been the shot in the arm that we needed to end preventable child deaths.

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The SNAP Challenge Sheds Light on U.S. Hunger

By Katja Kleine, US Domestic Campaigns Consultant
June 18, 2013

Could you live on $4.50 per day in food? The SNAP Challenge is designed to make people aware of all the emotions, difficult decisions, and struggles associated with living on a very limited food budget. It makes a difference. This past week 26 members of Congress took the challenge.

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