Sara Delaney
Farmers’ Faces Tell A Joyful Story Despite Unpredictability
In this blog, Senior Program Officer, Sara Delaney celebrates the farmers she’s worked with throughout the years.
By Sara Delaney
It Takes A Village
In this blog, follow Sara Delaney as she and her husband become parents for the first time and discover that it does take a village, or support system, to raise a child, especially when you’re trying to get them to eat! On World Food Day, Sara shows us that we should think of food as more than what grows from the ground or can be purchased from a market; food is a part of us.
Working Together in Response to This Year’s Not So Little ‘El Nino’
El Nino episodes occur every 3-5 years, and result in changes in rainfall patterns globally, therefore leading to the potential of either drought, or heavy rains and flooding – both of which can hugely disrupt the seasons of the small family farmers we work with.
The Next Moonshot – Food Security for All
Today is World Food Day, a time when people around the world come together to declare their commitment to eradicate hunger in our lifetime. In this blog we follow Sara Delaney’s experience at the Global Food Security Conference at Cornell University. #WFD2015 ___________________
World Food Day – A Community Volunteer Helps to Eradicate Hunger in India
World Food Day is October 16. A time when people around the world come together to declare their commitment to eradicate hunger in our lifetime. In this blog we meet Seema, a community volunteer doing her part in India. #WFD2015 _________________________________ I met Seema on a hot, muggy a
A Day at the South East and Pacific Community Development Training – Working with the System
I recently had the opportunity to pause for a day and observe the activities of the 2nd Annual South East Asia and Pacific Community Development Training, which Andrew Joyce introduced in his blog last month. This event is hosted by the Episcopal Community Action for Renewal and Empowerment
