'Hidden hunger': U of T course examines global impacts of diets lacking key micronutrients
For both instructor and students, the University of Toronto’s “Global Hidden Hunger” course holds special meaning because of their own personal experiences.
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For both instructor and students, the University of Toronto’s “Global Hidden Hunger” course holds special meaning because of their own personal experiences.
For both instructor and students, the University of Toronto’s “Global Hidden Hunger” course holds special meaning because of their own personal
Debra occupies Hunter’s time with activities like games, reading and colouring. Photo: Debra Abraham While she understands that staying home is essential in battling Covid-19, Debra Abraham is sad that her 22-month-old son Hunter Malachi has spent half his life confined to their home. “Hunter is an active toddler who has spent almost a year in and out of the movement control order. “Extroverted by nature, he misses the company of his friends and people in general. “My heart breaks every day, seeing the world he has to grow up in. He will turn two in March. The last time he had a real ...