Food Justice

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22 Noteworthy Food and Farming Books for Summer Reading—and Beyond

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07.31.18
anthony reyes in the garden

Anthony Reyes: Building Dignity for the Homeless Through Farming

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07.27.18
empty plate on the table

Returning to Life Outside Prison—Without Food on the Table

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07.18.18
Diners at PKC's To the Streets event. (Photo © Brooke Anderson)

People’s Kitchen Collective is Feeding and Fueling a Movement

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07.10.18
Church congregants at the Pleasant Hope Baptist Church monthly community market.

Black Churches, Powerful Cultural Forces, Set Their Sights on Food Security

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07.09.18
Fabián Aguirre and Maya Pisciotto, The Understory

Aviva Paley is Cooking Up Second Chances with Kitchens for Good

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07.06.18
Dara Cooper photo © Nicole Harrison

Dara Cooper Is Reclaiming Black Foodways

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07.03.18
Seafood processing in Indonesia. (Photo credit: Adrian Mulya/The Sustainable Seafood Alliance Indonesia)

There’s Tremendous Human Suffering Behind Our Food. It’s Time to End It.

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06.20.18
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Can Dinner Parties Make America Great Again?

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06.19.18
Relish Catering co-owner Le’Genevieve Squires. (Photo courtesy of V.W. Photography.)

FoodLab Detroit Is Helping Create a Food System by and for People of Color

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06.07.18
Kevin and Amani tending onions at Soul Fire Farm. (Photo credit: Jonah Vitale-Wolff)

A Reparations Map for Farmers of Color May Help Right Historical Wrongs

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06.04.18
Photo CC-licensed by Phil Roeder.

Inside the Push to Bring Racial Equity to Land Grant Universities

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05.30.18

Meet the Farmworkers Leading the #MeToo Fight For Workers Everywhere

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05.21.18
jillian hishaw in the farm field

Jillian Hishaw Wants to Help Black Farmers Stay on Their Land

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05.04.18
SNAP sign at the Portsmouth, Maine, farmers' market. (Photo CC-licensed by Seacoast Eat Local)

Food Policy Councils are Mobilizing to Defend Food Stamp Recipients

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05.01.18
Women from the Abrono Organic Farming Project (ABOFAP) showcase their seeds. Near Techiman, Ghana (Photo CC-licensed by Global Justice Now)

Agroecology is Advancing Around the Globe. Will the U.S. Take Part?

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04.24.18
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A Facebook Group that Helps the Queer Community Fight Hunger

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04.23.18
Drying Iroquois White Corn (Photo credit: Amy Blum)

An Indigenous Corn Makes a Comeback

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04.20.18