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An Afternoon with Levante Popular de Juventude

Between 1940 and 1970, Brazil began to urbanize at a rapid pace. The number of people living in cities increased from 15% to 50% largely as a result of the expansion of agribusiness and industrialization. To this effect, the Brazilian government founded the Institute for…

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On Film: art as activism!

On Film: art as activism!

Want to know what it looks like to “transform” your block through art, food justice activism, community organizing, and a whole lot of love? From…

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Food Independence Day!

Food Independence Day!

Celebrate “Food Independence Day”! Food activists around the country (and of all ages!) are declaring their food independence by working together to revitalize their community’s…

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Video Dispatches from Rio+20

Video Dispatches from Rio+20

Continuing our reports from the UN Rio +20 sustainable development summit last week… Dr. Miguel Altieri, Professor of Agroecology at the University of California, Berkeley,…

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Volunteer with Bleu

Volunteer with Bleu

  On July 14, AAH&P member Bleu is inviting his fans for yet another awesome volunteer opportunity! This time you'll have the chance to get…

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Blurred Vision is Back!

Blurred Vision is Back!

Our friends from Blurred Vision are back! Last December their release of "Dear John," a tribute song to the late great John Lennon, raised funds…

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On the Road in Rio: A View from the Ground

On the Road in Rio: A View from the Ground

by Tristan Quinn-Thibodeau, Outreach and Partnerships Manager of the Global Movements Program [Ed note: As we’ve been reporting, WhyHunger’s Tristan Quinn-Thibodeau has been at the…

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