What happens when you raise awareness about hunger on social media? There’s an energy that spreads through your network of friends and family – and it helped our online intern from the United Kingdom find her passion for solving hunger. Caroline gives her take.
Food and nutrition are critical to tackling HIV/AIDS. That’s why each December 1st, WFP joins the millions of voices raising awareness of World AIDS Day. World AIDS day is a day for people worldwide to show their support for those living with HIV/AIDS, celebrate the progress that has been made in the fight against the disease, and commemorate the 25 million who have died from the disease.
Just over five months ago, Indira Bose, a former student at the London School of Economics, began her internship with WFP in our London office. This was no standard internship and she was inspired to see the power of her ideas at work raising awareness about hunger. Here’s her reflection on all that she learned about how to bring people together to solve hunger – and how she’ll take these lessons with her as she becomes a humanitarian.
Meet Caroline, our online intern this month. She’s a law student at the University of Liverpool in the U.K. training to be a lawyer who can really make a difference in the lives of the people she meets. Here’s how she hopes to raise awareness about hunger online and in her community – and how you can help.
