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Chef Cat Cora Makes Injera
Chef Cat Cora learns how to make injera, a spongy bread that serves as a main staple of...
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Mothers Grow Nutritious Food for Their Children
Chef Cat Cora meets with mothers participating in a USAID-funded urban garden program...
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Health Post in Rural Ethiopia
All children deserve a healthy start in life, but millions of babies and children don't...
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Family Learns About Nutrition
Globally, 1 in 4 children under age 5 is chronically malnourished. In Ethiopia, close to half...
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"High-Five"
Chef Cat Cora gives a "high-five" and some laughter to children at a feeding center...
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Children welcome Chef Cat Cora to EthiopiaChildren welcome Chef Cat Cora to Ethiopia
Orphans and children affected by HIV and AIDS break out in song to welcome Chef Cat Cora at...
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Chef Cat Cora Appears on Giordana Cooking Show
Chef Cat Cora appears on Giordana, the premiere cooking show in Ethiopia. Together, Giordana...
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Celebrity Chef Cat Cora Visits Save the Children programs
Celebrity Chef Cat Cora visits children and families in Ethiopia who benefit from Save the...
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Urban Garden Program Helps Kids Grow
Besufekad, 8 months, with his 15-year-old mother Meseret at a Save the...
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Frontline Health Worker Counsels Mother
Around the world, lack of proper nutrition weakens young immune systems, leading to three...
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By educating girls, we're educating whole families, as the girls share what they’ve learned at home.
We even involve boys in the lessons—after all, they’re changing and growing, too.
Teachers, students and communities are working together to keep girls in school.
We're teaching girls to talk about their changing bodies, so they know the facts.
By changing the way communities react to puberty, we help girls stay in school and achieve their dreams.
All girls deserve the chance to shine, and knowing the facts about their bodies is empowering more girls everyday.
Protecting Futures works in schools and communities to share the facts about puberty.
Older girls are teaching the younger ones all they know about puberty before it starts.
Celebrity Chef Cat Cora...
Helping Girls Shine...
Mozambique: Healthy and...
Carolyn's Trip to Uganda...
Towers Watson Microsite
Carolyn's Egypt Trip
Hunger Crisis 2011
Programs in the USA
Logging Miles
Nepal Local Health Worker...
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