Calondra McArthur, Author at WhyHunger

The Movement for Popular Sovereignty in Mining Celebrates Its 6th Year of Existence and Poses Itself the Challenge to Put One of Brazil’s Most Conflictive Production Chains on the Country’s Agenda

Calondra McArthur

July 3, 2018

Brazil’s Movement for Popular Sovereignty in Mining, a WhyHunger ally, organized its First National Meeting in the Amazonian state of Pará. MAM is a social

How WhyHunger Uses Google Maps to Connect People to Grassroots Community Food Sources

Calondra McArthur

June 27, 2018

This was originally published on Google Maps. When people are hungry, they may not know where to turn for food – and they may be

Happy Father’s Day Food Justice Dads!

Calondra McArthur

June 13, 2018

To honor and celebrate Father’s Day we profiled a couple of our friends and allies in the food justice movement, who also happen to be

Orgain Invites Americans To Join The #ShakeHunger Challenge

Calondra McArthur

June 7, 2018

Protein Powerhouse Partners With WhyHunger and Celebrity Chefs to Close the Nutrition Gap Orgain, one of the nation’s fastest growing organic protein and nutrition companies,

Summer Meals Rock! Help Fight Childhood Hunger This Summer

Calondra McArthur

June 5, 2018

Warm weather is here and while it’s nice to look forward to picnics and barbeques, the unsettling fact is, that summer is the hungriest time

Happy Mother’s Day! Food Justice Moms

Calondra McArthur

May 10, 2018

We know that women are disproportionally affected by hunger around the globe and that mothers are often the ones on the frontlines leading the resistance

What We’re Reading: Article Round-Up

Calondra McArthur

March 30, 2018

At WhyHunger we know it’s important to stay critically informed on the issues related to hunger and poverty, while also uplifting the voices, stories and

Food Justice Voices: Neighbors Together on Hunger, Health and Housing in New York City

Calondra McArthur

March 2, 2018

New Food Justice Voices issue out now! Our Food Justice Voices series is intended to amplify the voices and experiences of grassroots leaders that aren’t