One year of honest conversations can reshape how the world responds to hunger.

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, you'll see how 52 conversations bring together global voices that challenge how hunger is understood and addressed. Each exchange highlights a clear truth that food insecurity is not just about supply. It is about systems, access, and the decisions people make every day.

You'll also hear how leaders, advocates, and young changemakers push past surface-level solutions and call for coordinated action that meets real needs. This episode leaves you with a simple but powerful reminder that change happens when people stay engaged, ask better questions, and act with intention.

Press play, take what resonates, and carry one idea forward into action today. Tune in to this episode of 52 Conversations That Could Change the Fight Against Hunger.

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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Stacia Neale, M.A., is a seasoned professional dedicated to fostering equality, representation, and social justice. With a background in sociology and decades of experience across entrepreneurial, non-profit, and corporate sectors, she brings a unique perspective to addressing systemic challenges. During the pandemic, she launched The Skills Audit, a transformative program empowering individuals to articulate their professional identities and maximize their potential. Her work is driven by a deep commitment to uplifting marginalized communities and creating opportunities for growth. Through authenticity and advocacy, Stacia continues to champion meaningful change on a global scale.

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Across the world, a new generation is stepping forward with ideas, urgency, and a deep commitment to ending hunger.

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, you hear from World Food Forum Youth Ambassadors representing Ontario, Bhutan, and Australia, young leaders who are already shaping conversations about food systems and global equity. They share how youth perspectives are influencing policy, education, and community action, and why meaningful change must include the voices of the next generation.

From advocating for sustainable agriculture to raising awareness in their own communities, these ambassadors show that leadership does not depend on age, but on purpose and action.

If you care about a future where no one goes hungry, watch this episode of Youth Ambassadors Voices Rising to End World Hunger. Listen how the next generation is helping shape a more food-secure world.

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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The Maldives shows how a nation can rise from poverty to possibility in a single generation.

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Ali Naseer Mohamed, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Maldives to the United Nations, explains how the Maldives transformed its economic and social outlook. You hear how strong public policy, international partnerships, and investment in human development helped the country move from vulnerability toward stability and growth.

Ambassador Dr. Ali also highlights why global cooperation still matters. Ending hunger and poverty requires shared responsibility, smart diplomacy, and systems that ensure progress reaches the most vulnerable communities. His perspective offers practical insight into how nations can work together to build lasting food security and resilience.

Listen how one nation's journey can inspire new solutions for the global fight against hunger. Tune in to the full episode of From World's Poorest to Thriving: How the Maldives Nearly Eliminated Poverty.

Ambassador Dr. Ali Naseer Mohamed is the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Maldives to the United Nations and a seasoned diplomat with decades of leadership in foreign policy and sustainable development. He previously served as Foreign Secretary of the Maldives and as Ambassador to the United States and Canada, helping guide the nation's international partnerships and development strategy. As former Chair of the Alliance of Small Island States, he strengthened global advocacy on climate action, ocean governance, and sustainable development for vulnerable island nations. Throughout his career, Ambassador Mohamed has played a key role in multilateral negotiations, resource mobilization, and national reforms that support long-term economic resilience.

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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.

Website: https://sumanroy.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chef.suman.7

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chefsuman/

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWrU2TbiLazorpOHjsDJhkA

Stacia Neale, M.A., is a seasoned professional dedicated to fostering equality, representation, and social justice. With a background in sociology and decades of experience across entrepreneurial, non-profit, and corporate sectors, she brings a unique perspective to addressing systemic challenges. During the pandemic, she launched The Skills Audit, a transformative program empowering individuals to articulate their professional identities and maximize their potential. Her work is driven by a deep commitment to uplifting marginalized communities and creating opportunities for growth. Through authenticity and advocacy, Stacia continues to champion meaningful change on a global scale.

Website: https://www.theskillsaudit.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theskillsaudit#

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacianeale/

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Health and hunger move together and when you strengthen one, you strengthen the other.

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Sameh Kamel, medical doctor and ENT surgeon, explains why malnutrition weakens immune systems, slows recovery, reduces income, and traps families in a cycle that passes from one generation to the next. Strong health systems protect dignity and restore stability.

You'll confront the deeper barriers: fragmented policies, weak nutrition data, centralized decision-making, and political gridlock that keeps solutions stuck in offices instead of reaching communities. Dr. Kamel challenges governments to step outside bureaucracy, listen locally, and connect health, agriculture, and social protection into one coordinated strategy.

Rethink how you define healthcare and measure hunger. Tune in the full episode of You Can't Separate Health From Hunger: A Doctor's Call to End Food Insecurity.

Dr. Sameh Kamel is a medical doctor and ENT surgeon whose work bridges clinical practice and global advocacy for food security and public health. As an Organizing Partner with the United Nations Major Group for Children and Youth, he champions the integration of health, sustainability, and policy reform on the international stage. Trained at October 6 University and pursuing a Master's in Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery, Dr. Kamel combines frontline medical expertise with a systems-level understanding of how hunger weakens immunity and deepens inequality. He is a skilled communicator and youth advocate, experienced in intergovernmental negotiations and policy drafting. Dr. Kamel's mission is clear: health and hunger are inseparable, and lasting solutions demand both medical insight and bold global action.

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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.

Website: https://sumanroy.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chef.suman.7

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chefsuman/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chefsuman/

X: https://x.com/chefsuman

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWrU2TbiLazorpOHjsDJhkA

Stacia Neale, M.A., is a seasoned professional dedicated to fostering equality, representation, and social justice. With a background in sociology and decades of experience across entrepreneurial, non-profit, and corporate sectors, she brings a unique perspective to addressing systemic challenges. During the pandemic, she launched The Skills Audit, a transformative program empowering individuals to articulate their professional identities and maximize their potential. Her work is driven by a deep commitment to uplifting marginalized communities and creating opportunities for growth. Through authenticity and advocacy, Stacia continues to champion meaningful change on a global scale.

Website: https://www.theskillsaudit.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theskillsaudit#

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacianeale/

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Progress is possible. Kenya proves it every day. When a nation treats social protection as a right you see the shift from survival to stability.

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Lynett Ochuma, Acting Secretary at the State Department for Social Protection in Senior Citizens Affairs in Kenya, explains how the country is rewriting the fight against hunger. Moving beyond short-term cash transfers, Kenya implements an economic inclusion strategy known as the Ultra-Poor Graduation strategy pairing financial support with mentorship, productive assets, climate-resilient enterprises, and community-led targeting to build lasting income.

You hear how participants increase meal frequency, strengthen savings through village associations, and gain access to national social protection systems through digital registries. Youth engagement, political will, and global partnerships add momentum that extends beyond Kenya's borders.

Press play on this episode of From Vulnerability to Resilience: How Kenya Is Rewriting the Fight Against Hunger and step into a real-world blueprint for change.

Dr. Lynett Ochuma is the Acting Secretary at the State Department for Social Protection in Senior Citizens Affairs in Kenya, where she leads the country's groundbreaking Economic Inclusion Program. With over 31 years in public service, she has been instrumental in advancing Kenya's Ultra-Poor Graduation Strategy, shifting families from vulnerability to resilience through rights-based social protection. As Vice Chair of the Global Alliance Board of Champions for Ending Poverty and Hunger, she champions inclusive development and global collaboration to accelerate progress toward Zero Hunger. Under her leadership, Kenya has strengthened legal frameworks, scaled cash transfers, and built systems that empower the poorest households to become self-reliant.

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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.

Website: https://sumanroy.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chef.suman.7

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chefsuman/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chefsuman/

X: https://x.com/chefsuman

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWrU2TbiLazorpOHjsDJhkA

Stacia Neale, M.A., is a seasoned professional dedicated to fostering equality, representation, and social justice. With a background in sociology and decades of experience across entrepreneurial, non-profit, and corporate sectors, she brings a unique perspective to addressing systemic challenges. During the pandemic, she launched The Skills Audit, a transformative program empowering individuals to articulate their professional identities and maximize their potential. Her work is driven by a deep commitment to uplifting marginalized communities and creating opportunities for growth. Through authenticity and advocacy, Stacia continues to champion meaningful change on a global scale.

Website: https://www.theskillsaudit.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theskillsaudit#

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacianeale/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-skills-audit/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theskillsaudit/

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