by Eileen Huang | November 26, 2025
This research explores the ecological significance of the Gizu region of Sudan and recent changes for pastoralist livelihoods.
by Eileen Huang | October 29, 2025
Hazard-focused anticipatory action (AA) plans that focus on drought often seek to mitigate or avoid negative impacts to nutrition and food security. The most recommended approach for AA for malnutrition is to establish surge capacity in health systems, preparing the...
by Eileen Huang | August 4, 2025
The World Health Organization reported 63 malnutrition-related deaths in the Gaza Strip in July, including 24 children under age five. In a WIRED article, Feinstein Research Assistant Professor Merry Fitzpatrick shares insights on the biological effects of starvation...
by Eileen Huang | June 30, 2025
Food security information systems (FSIS) are networks of technology-assisted sensing and data analysis platforms that provide information used to guide humanitarian actions. FSIS face disruption from abrupt shifts in political and funding priorities, misinformation,...
by Eileen Huang | June 23, 2025
A new analysis forecasts that rising global temperatures will devastate food crop production in the United States. According to a new study published in Nature, global warming driven by burning fossil fuels could reduce yields by 40% to 50% for all staple crops except...
