Food and Farm Labor

Sana Javeri Kadri. (Photo by Laila Bahman)

A Queer, Female Entrepreneur is Taking Back Turmeric for Indian Farmers

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02.01.18

Clara and Eliot Coleman.

Second-Gen Farmers May Inherit Family Farms, But Do They Face Fewer Hurdles?

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01.30.18

immigrant cookbook photos

A Cookbook Highlights the Power of Immigrants to Make Positive Change

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01.29.18

New ‘Bracero’ Bill Could Cut Agriculture Workers’ Rights and Wages

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01.05.18

Shantel Walker, Fight for $15

How a Fast Food Worker Became an Activist

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01.02.18

An App for Farmworkers’ Rights Makes its Way Into the Fields

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12.04.17

The Coffey Park subdivision of Santa Rosa was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods with at least 1300 homes destroyed and several deaths (unknown how many as authorities still searching ruins). The fire, which started off of Mark West Springs Road swept through the Larkfield Wikiup neighborhoods and then jumped Highway 101 into Coffey Park. (Photo credit: Anne Belden)

From Sonoma County’s Ashes, a Fund for Undocumented Immigrants Rises

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11.27.17

Easy as Pie? Family Apple Farms Persist Against the Odds

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11.14.17

Dolores Huerta is Still Fighting for Farmworkers’ Rights

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11.09.17

‘Migrant Kitchen’ Aims to Show We Cannot Separate Food From Politics

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11.08.17

Queer in the Kitchen: Gender Politics Take Center Stage

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10.24.17

poultry workers

Despite Some Progress, Poultry Workers Still Face Workplace Woes

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10.23.17

A Farmer Like Me: Exploring Race and Farming in America

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10.19.17

Syrian Bakers Fight to Maintain a Tradition of Excellence

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10.16.17

Ben & Jerry’s Pledges to Protect Dairy Workers’ Rights

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10.04.17

Julia Turshen Wants to Feed the Resistance

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10.03.17

daca immigration protest with dreamers

What DACA Means to Food Industry Workers

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09.26.17

The Fate of NYC’s Undocumented Bakers Could Change the Food Industry

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09.13.17