What We’re Reading: Article RoundUp
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Highlighted Blogs
Mother Jones: “Simply Drinking Water Shouldn’t Be This Dangerous”
Learn what Flint, MI and Pittsburgh, PA have in common when it comes to tainted water and public health, as a Pittsburgh report surfaces that criticizes the health department for downplaying the extent of lead exposure in the area and issuing “misleading” statements to the public.
Falling Expectations: The Ongoing Campaign Against American Workers
This post originally appeared in The Huffington Post. There was a time, not so long…
Free the Land, and Us, Too! Agroecology and Popular Struggle: Building an ‘Agrarian’ Intersectional Movement
This is the final article of the series “People’s Agroecology,”written by Blain Snipstal, a farmer…
Hunger Is Spotlight: Northern Illinois Food Bank Fights Childhood Hunger & Video
Hunger Is, a joint charitable program of the Albertsons Companies Foundation and the Entertainment Industry…
Register! 2017 Closing the Hunger Gap Conference
At the last Closing the Hunger Gap (CTHG) Conference in 2015, representatives of hundreds of…
The Struggle for the Right to Food and Nutrition Has No Borders: WhyHunger joins the Global Network on the Right to Food and Nutrition
WhyHunger is a proud, new member of the Global Network for the Right to Food…
Victory! A Food Sovereignty Win in Maine
Earlier this month, Betsy Garrold, the executive director of Food for Maine’s Future breathed a…
Backpack Programs Provide Extra Help for Families in Idaho
Idaho Foodbank provides 63,000 food backpacks annually and over 46,000 summer meals for kids within…
Jon Batiste Receives WhyHunger’s 2017 ASCAP Harry Chapin Humanitarian Award
This article was originally written by Ilene Angel and published by the Huffington Post. To…