From Climate Change to COVID, Human Rights Issues Are Intensified in Indigenous Communities Across the U.S.
WhyHunger has been working hard to assess the situation for our allies and partners on…
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WhyHunger’s Partner, the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN), Donating $100 for Each New Enrollment
Ending hunger and advancing the human right to nutritious food is of paramount importance to…
Repairing a Broken Food System in the Wake of the Pandemic: Could a Right to Food Framework Be the Way Forward?
By Romy Felsen-Parsons The rapid spread of the coronavirus pandemic has caused the number…
Internationalism is Key in Amplifying Social Movements and Reshaping the Global Food System
Over the last half century, small farmers and fisher people across the world have increasingly…
The ROOT Report: COVID-19: Farmworkers Protect Farmworkers
WhyHunger has been in touch with our partners across the…
Brazilian Farmers Threatened with Eviction During Global Pandemic
As of today, Brazil has over 900,000 confirmed cases of COVID and it is now…
What does Juneteenth Mean For Black Farmers in 2020?
June 19, 1865 marked the official end of slavery after Union soldiers finally made their…
WhyHunger Teams Up With Let It Grow to Install an Irrigation System in Bronx Community Garden
About 22 years ago, Karen Washington and her neighbor, Jose Lugo, began the process of…
Youth Organization Today is the Future of Social Movements
Across the U.S. and around the world, youth organizing continues to be an integral part…
Covid-19 Response in Brazil: The Importance of Social Movements in a Time of Crisis
The global health and economic crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic has demanded rapid responses…