How Black Communities Are Bridging the Food Access Gap

Support Award-Winning Content. Just $35 a Year. Become a Civil Eats Member

FEATURED ARTICLES

Want to See Food and Land Justice for Black Americans? Support These Groups.

a collage of three different home chefs and home cooks who work as MEHKOs

It’s Now Legal for Home Chefs in California to Sell Meals. Will More Cities Get on Board?

By

06.30.20

A Montgomery County (Maryland) Public Schools worker helps distribute bags of donated food as part of a program to feed children while schools are closed due to the coronavirus. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

As School Meal Programs Go Broke, a Renewed Call for Universal Free Lunch

By

06.29.20

A Mashpee Wampanoag tribal gathering. (Photo courtesy of the Mashpee Wampanoag)

The ‘Thanksgiving Tribe’ Is Still Fighting for Food Sovereignty

By

06.26.20

Jamil Burns of Raised Roots Farm in Oakland, shows off some of his produce destined for mutual aid for protesters seeking Black liberation.

Op-ed: We Can Build a Better Food System Through Mutual Aid

By

06.26.20

The Latest from Civil Eats TV

Regenerative Ranching in a Pandemic

Regenerative Ranching in a Pandemic

Gardening is Important, but Seed Saving is Crucial

Gardening is Important, but Seed Saving is Crucial