The ROOT Report: Supporting Black Farmers and Urban Growers
Historically, Black farmers have produced food not only to feed their communities…
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Race and the Food System
A Note from Noreen Springstead: Reflections on Hunger and Racial Justice
At a national gathering I participated in with 500 community organizations and food access groups…
Building a National Agenda for Black Food and Land
At the RID All Farm The Movement for Black Lives National Convening was held in Cleveland,…
Food Justice Voices: What Ferguson Means for the Food Justice Movement: Issue 1
What does Ferguson mean for the food justice movement? Find out in our new thought-provoking…
Community Food Projects Grantee Spotlight: Newsome Community Farms
This spotlight is a feature in a series of the USDA Community Food Project Competitive Grant…
Black Farmers and Urban Gardeners Conference Accepting RFPs for 2015
In October 2014, several staff from WhyHunger attended the fourth annual Black Farmers and Urban…
What Ferguson Can Teach the Food Movement
“And my husband is six feet under, and I’m looking for a way to feed…
Mississippi Delta Leads the Way on the Journey to Food as Medicine
By Judy Belue, Director of the Delta Fresh Foods Initiative (DFFI). DFFI is a coalition…
South African Social Movements and the Two Legacies of Nelson Mandela: An Interview with Ricado Jacobs of the Food Sovereignty Campaign of South Africa
In light of Nelson Mandela Day (July 18th, his birthday), WhyHunger interviewed Ricado Jacobs of…