by Romy Felsen-Parsons *This series reflects on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on food insecurity and the right to food throughout the course
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The Indigenous Fight is A Fight for Climate Justice: The Struggle of the Ngäbe-Buglé Peoples to Protect Its Culture and Wellbeing
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by Betty Fermin & Kristen Wyman Lee el articulo en español abajo The rights of Indigenous peoples and the fight for climate justice are inextricably
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WhyHunger Statement on Justice for George Floyd
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Tuesday’s convictions for the murder of George Floyd marked a critical moment of accountability for Mr. Floyd’s family and for
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En Defensa del Maíz: Una mirada a la decisión de México de eliminar las importaciones de maíz transgénico
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Read in English Por Jusleen Basra "El maíz es el elemento central de la forma de vida de las comunidades indígenas. Podríamos decir que el
Read MoreIn Defense of Corn: A Look into Mexico’s Decision to Phase Out GM Corn Imports
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Leer en Español by Jusleen Basra “Corn is the central element of the Indigenous communities' way of life. We could say that corn is the
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The Need for Food (and more) for College Students During COVID-19 & Beyond
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by Jusleen Basra COVID-19 has affected nearly every individual on the planet in some capacity, and college students are no exception. College students are often
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Root Report: From Piggy to the Bank: Women’s History Month Spotlight
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A collective of 30 women farmers in rural El Salvador called The Cooperativa de Producción Agropecuaria y Servicios Múltiples Mujeres Obrajuelences (ACOPAMO)
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What We’re Reading: Where Food Justice Meets Economic Justice
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by Jusleen Basra At the core of WhyHunger’s mission to end hunger is the understanding that access to nutritious food is directly linked to racial
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International Women’s Day 2021: Women’s Right to Food & Economic Power in COVID-19 and Beyond
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by Jusleen Basra Hunger and economic hardship have disproportionately affected women, despite the reality women represent 60-80% of food production in the Global South and
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Karen Washington: BIPOC Knowledge & Power in the Food Justice Movement | Food Justice Voices
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In the latest installment of our Food Justice Voices series, where we amplify the voices of grassroots leaders and provide a source of valuable information
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