Analysis: Indigenous People fostering Dialogue, Coalition Building Around Agroecology
By Kristen Wyman and Saulo Araujo Image courtesy of Agroecology Now: Members of a…
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From the Land: Peasants Have the Real Solutions to Hunger and Climate Change
In 2005, Paraguai, Jesuita, Jose and Kilma made one of their biggest decisions of their…
La Via Campesina’s International Mission to Colombia
Early this year, our ally La Via Campesina International organized its 3rd International Mission to…
Culinary Pathways Out of Poverty in Philadelphia
Philabundance is the largest hunger relief organization in greater Philadelphia, working with 365 local partners…
World Humanitarian Day 2019: WhyHunger recognizing Humanitarians Everyday
In 2009, the United Nations General Assembly began celebrating World Humanitarian Day on August 19th,…
WhyHunger Statement of Solidarity
WhyHunger joins thousands of advocates and partner organizations standing in solidarity with the immigrant workers,…
The Fight of Brazil’s National Indigenous Movement: A Regional Struggle with A Global Impact
Analyzing the Complicity in Destruction II Report, How Northern Consumers and Financiers Enable Bolsonaro’s Assault on…
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The ROOT Report: What Grows in Cuba, Stays in Cuba
Did you know that Cuba is one of the world’s great…
Maintaining the Vision: A Conversation With the Poor People’s Campaign
Written by Elena Seeley In 1967, three years after President Lyndon Johnson declared a war…
The ROOT Report: Short Film: 30 years of Farmer Power in Puerto Rico
“Food and farming are the essence of life. Food and farming…