The Hunger Solutions Institute (HSI) seeks to share knowledge and best practices in the fight against hunger and malnutrition through multi-sector partnerships at the community, state, and global levels. This is accomplished by emphasizing human sustainability, connecting knowledge with practice, empowering communities, and creating multi-sector partnerships.
Established in 2012 by Dr. Harriet Giles and Dr. June Henton as part of the College of Human Sciences at Auburn University, the Hunger Solutions Institute has leveraged the reach and resources of the university setting to address the issue of hunger at home and abroad. Now a multi-million dollar organization under the leadership of Dr. Alicia Powers, HSI has expanded the work of the institute for greater impact. Through teaching, research, outreach, and student engagement, HSI uses a comprehensive approach to work toward a hunger-free world.
Explore the website to learn more about the various initiatives led by the Hunger Solutions Institute, and reach out to hsi@auburn.edu for additional information.
