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Viatris contributes $250,000 to combat food shortage in Ukraine

Viatris contributes $250,000 to combat food shortage in Ukraine
04/12/2023 | Companies
The ongoing Ukrainian crisis has had far-reaching consequences, including worsening a global food emergency affecting communities all over the world. We recognize the significant implications of this crisis and the need to respond both locally and globally as a global healthcare company driven by...
access to food, climate, community, crises, displaced, food kits, food supply, fresh meals, global food shortage, global health, human health, humanitarian, internally displaced people, resilient food systems, Ukraine, Ukrainian, UN World Food Program, war, World Central Kitchen

Global FoodBanking Network provides critical resources to world's most vulnerable communities

Global FoodBanking Network provides critical resources to world's most vulnerable communities
11/11/2022 | Companies
GFN aims to address food security issues in the most vulnerable areas in Southeast Asia. The Nutrition for Zero Hunger initiative (NFZH) has made significant progress in its efforts to nourish communities and help end hunger worldwide over the last three years. However, the crisis is worsening for...
access to food, economic downturn, food banks, food distribution, food insecurity, GFN, Global FoodBanking Network, global malnutrition, NFZH, Nutrition, population growth, reduce food waste, resilient food systems, Russia, Ukraine, war, western sanctions, world hunger, Zero Hunger initiative

International Medical Corps expands access to PFA Training for first responders

International Medical Corps expands access to PFA Training for first responders
08/21/2022 | Citizenship
Unlike physical wounds, emotional, mental, psychological wounds often go unnoticed and untreated. International Medical Corps addresses this issue while training first responders. Svetlana, 83, a refugee with an uncertain future and a recent past filled with violence, was not wearing a bloodied...
conflicts, emotional scars, emotional wounds, experience, expertise, humanitarian crises, internally displaced, International Medical Corps, losses, mental health, mental wounds, PFA, physical wounds, prevention, Principles of Psychological First Aid, psychological first aid, psychological wounds, refugee reception center, Refugees, scar, treatment, Ukraine, violence, war

Sea Change Radio discusses species extinction with John Platt

Sea Change Radio discusses species extinction with John Platt
07/13/2022 | Environment
Sea change radio discusses the impact of species extinction with John Platt. “When the first humans reached Australia about 45,000 years ago, they quickly drove to extinction 90% of its large animals. This was the first significant impact that Homo sapiens had on the planet’s ecosystem. It was not...
creatures, endangered animals, endangered plants, explore, fallout, fragile ecosystems, impact, internet radio, John Platt, journalist, podcast, Sea Change Radio, small animals, species extinction, The Revelator, war


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