Pension Funds Fuel Land Grabs in Brazil
This is a repost of an article originally written and published by GRAIN. Could your…
Food Sovereignty
2016 Food Sovereignty Prize Ceremony and Encounter: Our Seeds of International Solidarity
This article is a report back on the 8th Annual Food Sovereignty Prize that was…
Landless Villagers in Thailand Fight For Their Families and Lead the Fight for Agroecology
“Everything the people have comes through struggle.” WhyHunger supported the Assembly of the Poor (AOP)…
Food And Hunger: Which Prize Takes The Prize?
This post first appeared in The Huffington Post. Doctor Norman Borlaug the Father of the…
International Allies Challenge Corporate Control of the Food System and False Solutions of Biotechnology
Eighth Annual Food Sovereignty Prize Honors Grassroots Organizations Calling Big Ag’s Bluff SEATTLE, WA, August,…
Growing More Than Food: From the South Bronx to Zimbabwe
At WhyHunger we strive for cross-collaboration among programs, understanding that as we build a movement…
The Struggle for Democratic Representation in Quebec Gets a Boost at the 2016 World Social Forum
This piece was originally published by La Via Campesina. The World Social Forum, held this…
Indigenous Women Fight to Protect Rights of Woven Guatemala Textile Design
Dona Sofia and children: “”I never thought that we could become a community of strong…
What is Going On with GMOs?
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been in the news headlines a lot with discussion about…
Q & A with Raul Amorim: What is Agrarian Reform and Why is It Important?
I had the pleasure of sitting down with 2016 WhyHunger Chapin Awards honoree Raul Amorim,…