WHY's Global Movements Program works through international and U.S. civil society networks. We link WHY's domestic work on hunger and poverty to broader global movements for food sovereignty and the basic rights to food, land, water, and sustainable livelihoods (more on the Global Movements Program).
Focus Areas
Learn more about the issues we work on, from the world food crisis to the global movement for food sovereignty.
Current Work/Latest NewsApril 17th is International Day of the Peasant!
Read our coverage of civil society engagement, from the halls of the United Nations to the urban and rural centers of social movement convergences.
Read our analysis of hunger, poverty, and social movement responses in this online publication.
The Changing Role of American Farmers: Report from a Book Signing
Join the movement for strong, sustainable, local, and regional food systems - in the US and around the world.
Links to our partners and additional resources on global, social movements.
