A Mother's Toughest Question: How Will I Feed My Children?

Friday, May 11, 2012 A Mother's Toughest Question: How Will I Feed My Children? This piece is part of a series of blogs by leading NGOs to call attention to a range of issues that should be raised at the G8 summit at Camp David in rural Maryland from May 18-19. Michelle Obama To Military Wives: You Are 'Outstanding Role Models' Ryan Kennedy, 9-Year-Old Dying From Brain Cancer, Gets Help From Celebs To Trend On Twitter Will The G8 Be A Historic Success Or Just Another Meeting? Adam Yauch's Work In Tibet More Important Than Ever Vidal Sassoon Charity Legacy: Style Icon Remembered For Philanthropy, Volunteering BLOG POSTS Kuki Gallmann: The Last Day of the Elephant Female The time has come to ask for your help to PUT A STOP to the shameful trade of ivory and body parts of animals for trinkets and unnecessary medicine. Elephants do not vote: they need champions. Be one. Brooke Edwards: A Motherhood Worth Honoring There are millions of passionate and capable mothers around the world who, if given the opportunity and resources, will improve the lives of their children. Chip Lyons: A Thank You to Mothers for Fighting for an HIV-Free Generation Mothers are not just our clients and our patients. They are full partners in our efforts to end pediatric AIDS -- particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, where more than 90 percent of new pediatric infections occur. Steven Petrow: Queeries: Funerals as Fundraisers? This new practice of positioning memorial services as fundraising opportunities strikes me as setting the wrong tone. Funerals and memorials are a time for friends and family to come together to remember and celebrate the deceased -- with no price for admission. Dr. Kristalina Georgieva: Expanding the Focus from Relief to Resilience Over the past year, 13.3 million people in Kenya, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia were thrown into crisis as a result of drought in the Horn of Africa, the worst in 60 years. It doesn't have to be this way.

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