Apr 24 Watch Should U.S. Have Monopoly on Food Sent Abroad to Aid Other Countries? Should U.S. Have Monopoly on Food Sent Abroad to Aid Other Countries?… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch How Is the U.S. Supporting Afghan Initiatives? How Is the U.S. Supporting Afghan Initiatives?… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch Building Relationships With Afghan Counterparts Building Relationships With Afghan Counterparts… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch Was Progress in Afghanistan Measured by Money Spent? Was Progress in Afghanistan Measured by Money Spent?… Continue watching
Jul 05 Why a U.S. Circumcision Push Failed in Swaziland In the country with the highest HIV infection rate in the world, a U.S. effort to circumcise 80 percent of all men aged 15 to 49 in a year ended with roughly a quarter undergoing the procedure. What went wrong?… Continue reading
May 18 Watch USAID Administrator: Food Security a ‘Grand’ But ‘Achievable’ Goal USAID Administrator: Food Security a 'Grand' But 'Achievable' Goal… Continue watching
Sep 20 USAID Chief: Somalia Must ‘Stop Standing in the Way’ of Aid By Larisa Epatko NEW YORK CITY | The U.S. Agency for International Development announced a new website initiative called "Forward" this week aimed at giving viewers a better sense of the scope of the famine in the Horn of Africa -- its worst… Continue reading
Aug 02 Watch USAID Chief: Famine in Somalia ‘Worse Than You Can Imagine’ In a new effort to alleviate the suffering in famine-stricken Eastern Africa, the U.S. government eased its restrictions on providing aid to Somalia -- aimed at sanctioning al-Shabab -- in hopes of getting more food to starving people. Margret Warner… Continue watching
Jul 06 Malawi’s Muslim Communities Embrace Family Planning By Talea Miller Muslim leaders and U.S. health workers in Malawi are partnering to shift attitudes towards family planning. Continue reading
Nov 12 White House Nominates New Leader to Revive USAID By Talea Miller The White House has named its USAID head nominee, after 10 months of a leadership vacuum that prompted public statements of frustration from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Continue reading