23 stories of impact, resilience, and hope from across India

India has made significant progress in improving maternal and child health, yet 53% of women aged 15–49 remain anaemic. Improving maternal nutrition is not just about supporting one pregnancy — it is about transforming the health and wellbeing of future generations.
Read MoreThe #EverydayNutrition podcast is back with Season 2 — expanding the conversation across maternal health, food systems, consumer awareness, and emerging nutrition challenges. A collaboration between Rise Against Hunger India and The Good Sight Webzine & Podcast.
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As Rise Against Hunger India moves through the implementation of its Country Strategy Plan (2025–2028), we reflect on the progress made, the lessons learned, and the path forward — grounded in two powerful ideas: agency and resilience.
Read MoreRise Against Hunger India in collaboration with The Good Sight Webzine and Podcast is doing a podcast series titled Everyday Nutrition. The blog lists down some of the episodes.
Read MoreThis guest blog explains how chronic hunger affects functioning of human body and impedes mental acuity which can have intergenerational implications.
Read MoreWe have received some well-researched and informative write-ups from our volunteers as part of their virtual volunteering work. Some of these are now being reproduced as Guest Blogs. This first Guest Blog, which is likely to be a series under Hunger Education Category, covers some basic facts
Read MoreLed by Rise Against Hunger’s partner The Alliance to End Hunger, organizations that care about hunger are joining together to ask Congress to establish a Select Committee on Hunger in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Read MoreNow is the time to tell the Senate what we want to see in the 2020 fiscal year federal budget. Smart investments in health, nutrition, and quality education in the world’s poorest places can dramatically change the futures of women and children around the world.
Read MoreCongress is back in session and making important decisions about next year’s federal budget. As Congress decides on its funding priorities, policies that help alleviate poverty in the United States and around the world may be ignored. With your help, we can make sure Congress hears how important t
Read MoreAs we continue to work toward ending hunger by 2030, Rise Against Hunger is releasing its 2019 Public Policy Agenda!
Read MoreThis week, Congress passed the farm bill (H.R.2) with broad bipartisan support. The final bill preserves U.S. domestic and international food programs and does not include the drastic cuts proposed in earlier versions of the bill.
Read MoreThroughout 2018, Rise Against Hunger has worked to create access to early childhood nutrition for all, one of our 2018 public policy priorities.
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