From Climate Change to COVID, Human Rights Issues Are Intensified in Indigenous Communities Across the U.S.
WhyHunger has been working hard to assess the situation for our allies and partners on…
Race and the Food System
What does Juneteenth Mean For Black Farmers in 2020?
June 19, 1865 marked the official end of slavery after Union soldiers finally made their…
Las Organizaciones de Base del Caribe y América del Norte Muestran el Camino Hacia la Soberanía Alimentaria
Ver esta página en inglés Tras seis años de experiencia, las organizaciones de base lanzan…
Caribbean and North American Grassroots Organizations Lead the Way Towards Food Sovereignty
View this page in Spanish Six years of experience under their belt, grassroots organizations launched…
WhyHunger Speaks on Justice for Black & Brown Lives
We join much of the world in our outrage as we grieve over the lives…
The ROOT Report- Stories From the Frontlines: Food Access for Millions of New Yorkers in Crisis
WhyHunger has been in touch with our partners across the country and the globe to…
The People Providing Our Food Are Essential; We Must Treat Them That Way
Healthcare workers are heroically fighting the COVID-19 pandemic the best they can, improvising and innovating,…
Black Farmers in Cuba
Last November, a delegation comprised of U.S. based grassroots organization attended an encounter organized by…
The Racialization of SNAP Policy
By Rae Gomes, US Programs Manager at WhyHunger I had been told by another Black…
FoodShare Toronto: Food Access Problems Need Food Justice Solutions
We are excited to continue our powerful Food Justice Voices series with FoodShare Toronto: Food…