The Indigenous Fight is A Fight for Climate Justice: The Struggle of the Ngäbe-Buglé Peoples to Protect Its Culture and Wellbeing
by Betty Fermin & Kristen Wyman Lee el articulo en español abajo The rights of…
New Research Study: Emergency Food Organizations Reevaluate Efforts Post-Pandemic
New York (May 13, 2021) – WhyHunger – a leader in the movement to end hunger and advance the human right to nutritious food in the U.S. and around the world – and the Duke Sanford World Food Policy Center at Duke University, today released preliminary results from their research study: ‘Impact of COVID-19 On Hunger Relief Organizations’.
WhyHunger Statement on Justice for George Floyd
Tuesday’s convictions for the murder of George Floyd marked a…
En Defensa del Maíz: Una mirada a la decisión de México de eliminar las importaciones de maíz transgénico
Read in English Por Jusleen Basra “El maíz es el elemento central de la forma…
In Defense of Corn: A Look into Mexico’s Decision to Phase Out GM Corn Imports
Leer en Español by Jusleen Basra “Corn is the central element of the Indigenous communities’…
Hard Rock International, WhyHunger and Yoko Ono Lennon Team Up to Combat World Hunger and Honor 50th Anniversary of “Imagine”
HOLLYWOOD, Fla., April 21, 2021 – Hard Rock International today announced its continued partnership with global non-profit WhyHunger and activist-artist Yoko Ono Lennon to launch the “Imagine There’s No Hunger” campaign, a unified effort to raise awareness and funds to combat global hunger and poverty.
The Need for Food (and more) for College Students During COVID-19 & Beyond
by Jusleen Basra COVID-19 has affected nearly every individual on the planet in some capacity,…
WhyHunger Executive Director Noreen Springstead Named to Crain’s New York Business’ Notable in Nonprofits and Philanthropy
New York (April 5, 2021) — Noreen Springstead, executive director of WhyHunger, was dubbed as…
WhyHunger Releases 2020 Impact Report
New York (April 1, 2021) — WhyHunger—a leader in the movement to end hunger and advance the human right to nutritious food in the U.S. and around the world—today released its 2020 Impact Report, summarizing the organization’s actions and initiatives to strike at the root causes of hunger. Throughout 2020, the 46-year-old organization, co-founded by late musician and activist Harry Chapin, focused its efforts on responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, strengthening grassroots movements, protecting the human right to food, and transforming the emergency food system.
Root Report: From Piggy to the Bank: Women’s History Month Spotlight
A collective of 30 women farmers in rural El Salvador called The…
