The Power and Promise of Food Sovereignty in El Salvador
By John Cape, WhyHunger’s Vice President of Program Strategy and Impact It was early in…
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From Learning to Movement: Inside WhyHunger’s First Agroecology Schools Project Encounter
Twenty-five organizers, farmers, educators and movement leaders from ten agroecology schools across four continents gathered…
Keeping Seeds in Farmers’ Hands: How Thailand’s Seed Guardians Are Protecting Food Sovereignty
Across Thailand, generations of farmers have carefully saved seeds from one harvest to the next….
The International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists: WhyHunger Joins Pastoralists in Mongolia to Build Collective Power
In August 2026, WhyHunger joined pastoralists from around the world in Mongolia during the International…
A Remarkable Life: A Loving Tribute to Bill Ayres
WhyHunger mourns the loss of our beloved co-founder, former Executive Director and Ambassador, Bill Ayres.
Growing a Movement: How the Midwest Gathering Strengthens Food Justice Through Relationship Building and Shared Analysis
Midwestern farmers, organizers, food pantry leaders, and community advocates are working the land and tackling challenges together for a more just and…
The SNAP Crisis Is Far From Over — It’s Just Beginning
By Jenique Jones, Executive Director of WhyHunger A year ago, Congress passed H.R. 1 and…
How Inequality Drives Hunger in America: A Q&A with WhyHunger’s Jenique Jones
A condensed version of this Q&A with WhyHunger Executive Director Jenique Jones was originally published in Gayety under the headline “Queer…
