In this final installment, I speak with Jim Morris, former executive director of the United Nations World Food Program about his present work in central and southern Indiana with the Interfaith Food Initiative, http://interfaithhungerinitiative.org Jim offers that so many who are “food insecure,†especially children, should not be especially here in the U.S.  â€Every child ought to have a well-balanced diet of good nutrition providing 2300 calories a day … Doing something about child hunger is the most powerful intervention we can make in the life of a child.â€

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