A Lesson in Hope: Q & A with Norah Mlondobozi
I had the pleasure of getting to know Norah Mlondobozi when she visited the WhyHunger…
Food Sovereignty
WhyHunger Recognizes April 17, International Day of Peasant Struggles
“Land is life,” say peasant farmers. Of course, food and water come from the land,…
Towards a “Peoples” Agroecology
This is the first article of the series “People’s Agroecology,” written by Blain Snipstal, a…
Statement from the Daughters, Son and Mother of Bertha Cárceres
As translated by Laura Valdes In the presence of our Bertha, our mother, our daughter,…
Food Justice Voices: Cultivating International Solidarity Through Popular Resistance
WhyHunger’s latest Food Justice Voices publication “Cultivating International Solidarity Through Popular Resistance,” features Angela Adrar…
Like A River: Berta Gives Us Life
Reflection from WhyHunger’s Saulo Araujo Early today, March 3rd, armed men killed Berta Cárceres. They…
African Women Organize to Reclaim Agriculture Against Corporate Takeover
Reposted with permission from Other Worlds, a women-driven education and movement support collaborative. This is…
Agricultural Apartheid Is Alive and Well in South Africa: 14 Million People are Hungry
This post first appeared in The Huffington Post. 1994 was an historic year in South…
Storytelling Spotlight: Mvskoke Food Sovereignty Initiative
This spotlight is a feature of WhyHunger’s digital storytelling that showcases grassroots organizations and community…