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• ↓ Gen Z Leaders Gather in Washington, D.C., to Propose Solutions to Hunger
• ↓ Generations United Against Hunger: the 2026 Hunger Leadership Awards
• ↓ Which Hunger Center Program Is Right for Me? Take Our Five-Question Quiz
• ↓ We Need Your Support to Develop, Inspire, and Connect Leaders in the Movement to End Hunger
• ↓ Discover the School Breakfast Program and Other Federal Programs that Keep Children Fed
• ↓ Leader spotlight
• ↓ Top Alternatives to hungercenter.org

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"Kaila Balch 12th Class, 2023-2025"

"Kaila Balch is a Park City, Utah, native and recent graduate of Duke University with a Master’s of Science (MSc) in Global Health. Her graduate work focused on the the impact of gold mining, mercury, and infectious disease in the Amazon, taking her to Peru, Ecuador and Guyana for fieldwork. Prior to her MSc, Kaila graduated from the University of Utah with a dual B.A. in Environmental Studies and B.S. in International Studies, focusing on Food Systems and Global Health, respectively. Her undergraduate work sparked her interest in areas of environmental justice, conservation, food security and sustainable agriculture. Throughout her academic career, she worked on her campus farms and food pantries; served in AmeriCorps; developed food security materials with the International Rescue Committee; and focused on women’s health and gender-based violence with the Administration for Children and Families (D.C.) and National Coordinating Coalition (Guyana). Outside of professional work, Kaila is an avid climber, skier, and travel enthusiast. As a part of the 12th Leland Fellowship class she looks forward to further engaging in food security and justice work."

"Joshua Greene 31st Class, 2024-2025 and 4th Class, 2021"

"Joshua Greene is originally from Brooklyn, New York but now resides in Raleigh, North Carolina. He graduated from UNC Chapel-Hill in 2023 with a dual degree in Public Policy and Political Science. He spent four years as a Bonner Leader at UNC working with the Communiversity Youth Program serving k-8 students teaching reading and life skills. His Capstone Project with NCPRO analyzed North Carolina's food insecurity policies."

Key Topics & Focus Areas for hungercenter.org:

Gen Z Leaders Gather in Washington, D.C., to Propose Solutions to Hunger

Generations United Against Hunger: the 2026 Hunger Leadership Awards

Which Hunger Center Program Is Right for Me? Take Our Five-Question Quiz

We Need Your Support to Develop, Inspire, and Connect Leaders in the Movement to End Hunger

Discover the School Breakfast Program and Other Federal Programs that Keep Children Fed

Leader spotlight