September 23, 2016 We Can End Hunger by Looking Beyond Food hen you think of food assistance, often you think about just the food part of the equation -- how many… more 0
September 21, 2016 Three Stories About Refugees You Won’t See in the News There are plenty of headlines about the growing number of displaced people around the world -- more than 60 million… more 0
September 21, 2016 Portraits of Peacebuilders: Inspiring Stories for International Day of Peace It’s not a simple task telling the story of a peacebuilder, especially when it relates to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. After… more 0
September 20, 2016 Our Commitment Matters: Let’s Invest Together To Reach the Global Goals It is a matter of great pride for me -- as the USAID Administrator, but also as an American --… more 0
September 20, 2016 Our Ocean, Our Tomorrow Our ocean impacts all of us -- what we eat, drink, and breathe is all connected to this water that… more 0
September 15, 2016 Investing in Peace: Colombia, a Foreign Assistance Success The world recently watched a breakthrough that has the potential to end the globe’s longest running conflict. On August 24,… more 0
September 8, 2016 The First Day Of School: Supporting Teachers to Make a Difference The media is abuzz with stories of families buying school supplies, a sign of that first day when yellow pencils… more 0
September 7, 2016 How USAID and the Military Are Building Resilience in the Asia-Pacific ‘A’ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia. (No task is too big when done together by all.)—Hawaiian saying As members of… more 0
August 31, 2016 Giving Birth in Ukraine: So Different From My Parents’ Experience More than 50 percent of births in Ukraine today directly benefit from the work of USAID's Maternal and Infant Health… more 0
August 22, 2016 A Behind-the-Scenes Look at What It Takes to Deploy With the World’s Only International Volcano Response Team On Christmas Eve 2008, I got a phone call that turned into a professional and personal opportunity of a lifetime.… more 0
August 18, 2016 Carrying the Torch for Gender Equality As we watch an unprecedented number of female athletes compete on a global stage, their example can resonate in societies… more 0
August 17, 2016 If Fighting Hunger Were An Olympic Event If food assistance were an Olympic event, Emmanuel Ngulube would win a gold medal for his efforts to fight hunger… more 0
September 14, 2010 Civil Society: The Way Forward in Africa Writing for the U.S. Department of State DipNote blog, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Cheryl Benton describes… more 1
September 14, 2010 U.S. Intensifies Diplomacy Ahead of the Referenda in Sudan As Special Envoy Gration wrote in August, as the countdown accelerates to the January 2011 referenda on self-determination for Southern… more 1
September 14, 2010 Working To Expand Opportunities in Tajikistan Writing for the U.S. Department of State DipNote blog, Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Robert O. Blake… more 2
