Long Island Cares: How Community Partnerships Help During a Disaster
Long Island Cares was founded in 1980 by Harry Chapin, co-founder of WhyHunger. As a…
Highlighted Blogs
Added Value Farm Cleans up after Sandy
Red Hook Community Farm in Brooklyn, run by WhyHunger’s Imagine There’s No Hunger partner, Added…
Understanding D-SNAP
After a disaster, the government plays a large role in making sure that the people…
On the Front Lines – Every Day
When I caught up with Reverend Ann Kansfield on Wednesday afternoon, she was just about…
From Donating Cans to Growing your Own
News and comment from around NYC on food access after Sandy: In “Soup, Charity and…
Busting Food Myths!
Yesterday saw the release of two excellent new resources from our partners, both aiming to…
2012 Food Sovereignty Prize: Recap
The Food Sovereignty Prize ceremony, hosted by WhyHunger in New York City last week, was…
Food Sovereignty from Brooklyn, NY, to Lawrence, KS
Food sovereignty is the right of all people to determine their own food and agriculture…
Did you read it?: Why California’s Proposition 37 should matter to anyone who cares about food.
The food movement is abuzz with Michael Pollan’s latest New York Times Magazine op-ed. The piece…
Food Sovereignty Prize: 10.10.12, NYC
Hunger is not a matter of production, but a matter of justice and democracy. In…