Amplified Aid’s latest steps to end hunger by 2030! Two preview tracks are live on Spotify and more, with three full Solidarity Singles on SoundCloud, supporting NGOs like The Hunger Project.

We’re calling on Women in Music, MusiCares, and other music charities to join our Live Aid 40th anniversary reboot (July 13, 2025). Artists can donate tracks, fight Global Famine Family villains, and design Famine Fighter Familiars.

Stream, join, and learn more at AmplifiedAid.org or linktr.ee/amplifiedaid! #AmplifiedAid #SolidaritySingles #EndHunger2030 #MusicforGood

Climate change’s scorch reshapes weather and boosts pollen production, threatening crops and fueling hunger for 160 million people in 2025. This Deep Dive traces the history of climate-driven famines, from 19th-century droughts to modern extremes like Ukraine’s war-amplified harvest losses. Data shows erratic weather—floods, heat waves, and storms—cuts global crop yields by 10%, while rising pollen disrupts pollination and reduces staple crops like wheat by up to 15%. NGOs like the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) promote drought-resistant seeds, and the CGIAR develops pollen-tolerant crops. Discover how to cool the scorch and secure food against a changing climate. Can we tame the fevered sky to feed the world?

Two wars, two hunger crises: Gaza and Ukraine face starvation under conflict’s clash, yet their stories differ starkly. This Deep Dive compares Ukraine’s disrupted grain exports, affecting 400 million globally, with Gaza’s near-total food blockade, where 2024 data shows 90% of residents face acute hunger. We trace Ukraine’s agricultural devastation and Gaza’s infrastructure collapse, highlighting NGOs like the International Rescue Committee, aiding both regions, and UNRWA, battling Gaza’s aid suppression. Discover why global attention and funding favor one crisis over the other and how to equitably address both. Can we feed all war’s victims, no matter the spotlight?