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Gov. David Beasley Discusses the Power of Breaking Bread in Achieving a More Peaceful World at Ohio State

By: Josephine Pajemola·The Lantern·Sep 17 · 9:05 AM
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Former South Carolina Gov. David Beasley visited Ohio State to discuss global hunger, diplomacy and political division. Drawing on his leadership of the U.N. World Food Programme, he explained how informal conversations can build trust among adversaries and advance food-security efforts. The event offers insight into humanitarian challenges and the role of dialogue in addressing them.

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