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Written by Elena Seeley As we explore organizations pursuing economic justice in the United States, we looked at the community-based work of Elijah’s Promise in

        When you look at our current food system, it's easy to see the broken links between the people who produce food and the

We are excited to continue our powerful Food Justice Voices series with Comedores Sociales: An Emerging Movement in Puerto Rico. Food Justice Voices is intended

Written by Elena Seeley   In this part of our series on economic justice, we spoke to the Food Chain Workers Alliance (FCWA). Founded in

For most farmers, farming is generally seen as a means to grow food to nourish their families as well as support populations across the globe.

        Historically, Black farmers have produced food not only to feed their communities but also as a form of resistance, community building and

This article was originally posted by National Family Farm Coalition.   JFK, as it turns out, was not correct when he noted 60 years ago

A Q&A with Maine’s State Representative Craig V. Hickman and Quill’s End Farm owner Heather Retberg   The state of Maine has been one of

By Saulo Araujo and Betty Fermin, WhyHunger   The US Congress’s Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee held the hearing “Climate Change and the Agriculture Sector”