So much of what we value as the human experience is predicated on the assumption that we get enough to eat—that we have the strength to live vibrantly.The great tragedy of hunger is much more than the stomach pains of children around the world each night; it is the immeasurable sum of wasted human potential that will never be realized because those children spent their lives in desperate search of food instead of living. The great literature that will never be written, the scientific discoveries that wont be made, all the richness of human striving that will cease; these are the real costs of hunger. Manager of Development Operations at World Food Program USA.
Posted on: Mon, 14 Apr 2014 15:47:56 +0000
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