Food Security and Humanitarian Crisis
COVID-19 and Social Networks in Humanitarian Crises
April 1, 2020
COVID-19 compromises social networks. What does this mean for people in humanitarian crises?
A National Strategy for Food and Nutrition Research
February 19, 2020
A new council at the Friedman School is recommending a national nutrition research moonshot.
The Truth About Metals in Foods
December 9, 2019
A recent spate of stories about contaminated food aren’t as worrisome as they seem, said the Friedman School’s Jerold Mande
Researchers Discover Widespread Flaw in Global Childhood Development Data
September 13, 2019
A formula to address the error reveals new insights on children’s growth in the world's poorest countries
Student Selected for Global Food Security Symposium Next Generation Delegation
February 11, 2019
Friedman student Hattie Brown has been selected to be a member of the Next Generation Delegation to the 2019 Global Food Security Symposium.
Student Alana Davidson Focuses on Food Security in Research and Practice
May 20, 2019
When Friedman Student Alana Davidson had the opportunity to do research as an undergraduate at the University of New Hampshire (UNH), she bridged her passions for food and social justice into a study highlighting the Food insecurity prevalence among university students in New Hampshire.
How to Feed the World
September 19, 2018
Feeding nine billion people by 2050 will be a big problem. The solution should be tiny.
Budding Nutrition Businesses Get a Boost
April 19, 2018
Winners in the Friedman School’s first entrepreneurship competition included ideas for healthy foods for Nepali schools and nutrition and farming apps
Calling All Food Rescuers
August 6, 2018
How one Friedman student is helping Boston say no to food waste.
Mothers in Malawi Improve Children's Nutrition
November 8, 2017
Mothers in Malawi improve the nutrition in porridge by adding more fortified oil: Using Social Behavior Change Communication, delivered through a Care Group model, Caregivers in Southern Malawi add more oil to their child’s corn soy blend porridge.