Food Justice

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

immigrant cookbook photos

A Cookbook Highlights the Power of Immigrants to Make Positive Change

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01.29.18

people leaving a supermarket

How Leaving Stores Closed for Years Helps Grocery Chains and Hurts Communities

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01.22.18

Malaki Seku-Amen (far right) with volunteers collecting petition signatures at the Imagine Justice concert in Sacramento in 2017. (Courtesy Malaki Seku-Amen)

Can Legal Marijuana Benefit Entrepreneurs of Color?

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01.17.18

Savi Horne

Food Justice Requires Land Justice

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01.15.18

Photo CC-licensed by the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, & Environment.

Turning Appalachia’s Mountaintop Coal Mines Into Farms

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01.12.18

Why You Should Listen to Racist Sandwich

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01.10.18

Why Are There So Few Black-Owned Grocery Stores?

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01.08.18

Shantel Walker, Fight for $15

How a Fast Food Worker Became an Activist

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01.02.18

Our Best Food Justice Stories of 2017

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12.27.17

Rana Hashishow cooking a Syrian Christmas feast.

Syrian Christmas Feast Bridges Communities, Supports Refugees

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12.22.17

Cooking for Salud! graduates try Filipino food ahead of the launch of its Filipino cooking program

The Cooking Class Bringing Better Health to the U.S-Mexico Border

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12.13.17

Is Capitalism a Barrier to Food Justice?

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12.08.17

Chefs serving the night's soup.

The Queer Soup Party Fueling the Resistance

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12.07.17

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

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12.04.17

Our Favorite Food and Farming Books of 2017

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12.01.17

Food, Culture, & Race are Part of the Exhibit at this Museum

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11.30.17

Tolowa elder Bertha Peters at the tribe’s feast.

A Native Community Preserves its Food Traditions

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11.21.17