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Yesterday I spent the afternoon with our friends at PSI, as they along with Devex and Fenton released their newest report, “Global Giving: A New Era in Philanthropy and Investment in Global Health.” The report outlines the recent trends in global giving, including information like the countries who are giving the most and receiving the most. While the facts are definitely interesting and worth checking out, it was the trends that really had me thinking. Three trends in particular. It is time for all of us to think differently about philanthropy and investments in global health and that’s why so many of the beliefs and values in Future Fortified’s Manifesto for good nutrition hold true to the newest trends in philanthropy.
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Breastfeeding is more than simply a form of food. The nutritional value of a mother's milk gives lil' ones the right start to live, grow and learn throughout their lives. That’s why the World Health Organization calls breastfeeding "an unequaled way of providing ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants." In fact when it comes to optimal feeding practices, the breast is the best.
Although we have identified the furry animal friend with the holiday for generations, how is it that the celebrity bunny became the icon of Easter and just what does this cuddly creature have to do with hiding eggs for children to find?
I launched Handstand Kids Cookbook Company in 2007 with the goal of introducing children to the world through their own kitchen. By making healthy and delicious recipes from around the world, kids can become connected globally while being empowered with lifelong healthy cooking skills.
When we discuss maternal and child nutrition during the critical 1,000-day window between pregnancy and a child’s second birthday, we’re having a conversation that could change the world. According to information in Bread for the World Institute’s 2013 Hunger Report , “[h]unger during this time is catastrophic, because the resulting physical and cognitive damage is lifelong and irreversible.”
