Giambalvo and The Hunger Project
Carol Giambalvo wrote The Hunger Project: Inside out, a critical analysis of the organization The Hunger Project, in December, 1988, based on her own personal involvement as a Hunger Project volunteer as well as numerous other sources. This article originally appeared in the Spiritual Counterfeits Project Journal.
Giambalvo also published the article on her website. After The Hunger Project organization complained to AOL, Giambalvo's website was temporarily shut down. She later agreed to modify the website, and provides copies of the controversial paper upon direct request only.
Giambalvo appeared on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation program the fifth estate, on October 23, 1986, in a documentary on The Hunger Project.
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