Zero Hunger Project
Zero Hunger Project
Podcast Description
Join us on the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, as we dive into the fight against hunger and explore actionable solutions to create a world where no one goes to bed hungry. Each episode highlights innovative programs, partnerships, and advocacy efforts aimed at eradicating hunger.
Through inspiring interviews, powerful stories, and expert insights, we bring you closer to the grassroots efforts and larger initiatives making a real impact. Learn how you can be part of the solution, whether through volunteering, donating, or raising awareness. Together, we can build a hunger-free future.
Tune in and be part of the change!
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes around food security, advocacy, and innovative solutions to hunger with episodes exploring topics such as national school food policies, community food programs, and the intricate relationship between food justice, sovereignty, and security. For instance, discussions like 'Fueling Brighter Futures Through National School Food Policy' highlight effective grassroots initiatives.
Join us on the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, as we dive into the fight against hunger and explore actionable solutions to create a world where no one goes to bed hungry. Each episode highlights innovative programs, partnerships, and advocacy efforts aimed at eradicating hunger.
Through inspiring interviews, powerful stories, and expert insights, we bring you closer to the grassroots efforts and larger initiatives making a real impact. Learn how you can be part of the solution, whether through volunteering, donating, or raising awareness. Together, we can build a hunger-free future.
Tune in and be part of the change!
A hunger‑free future is possible when food systems work with people and the planet.
In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Navin Ramankutty, Professor at the University of British Columbia, breaks down why hunger, climate change, public health, and farmer livelihoods are inseparable. He explains how past progress against hunger was real, why it stalled, and what responsible solutions must account for today.
You’ll hear why diversification, not just of crops, but of farms, incomes, and supply chains builds resilience in a changing climate. The conversation also challenges assumptions around organic farming, food waste, diets, and policy, showing how everyday choices connect to global outcomes.
Reflect on how thoughtful decisions today can help nourish people and protect the planet for generations to come. Watch the full episode of Feeding The Planet Sustainably: Rethinking The Global Food System.
Dr. Navin Ramankutty is a Professor at the University of British Columbia and Canada Research Chair in Data Science for Sustainable Global Food Systems. His work uses Earth observations, geospatial analysis, and data science to understand how land is used for agriculture and how humanity can be fed while reducing environmental harm. A leading voice in global food security and land-use science, he has contributed to major international assessments including the IPCC and the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. Dr. Ramankutty’s research bridges science and policy, offering evidence-based pathways to transform the global food system.
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Suman Roy is a globally recognized leader in food security, poverty reduction, and community resilience. As the founder of Feed Scarborough and a key force behind Hunger-Free Canada and the Zero Hunger Project, he is dedicated to ensuring no one goes to bed hungry. He played a pivotal role in crafting Toronto’s first Food Strategy and has represented Canada at the United Nations and FAO to champion sustainable development goals. With multiple global leadership awards, including CEO of the Year (NGO) and Visionary of the Year, Suman is a sought-after expert on global food security. His mission is clear: to create a hunger-free, resilient future for all.
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