Reflections on remembering

Yesterday saw the release of two excellent new resources from our partners, both aiming to bust common myths about the food system. Check them out and share widely! Food MythBusters, from Anna Lappé, Corporate Accountability International and other partners addresses the question, "do we really need industrial agriculture to feed the world?" Short answer: a resounding no. They've created an

The Food Sovereignty Prize ceremony, hosted by WhyHunger in New York City last week, was a great success! Honoring the inspiring work of the Korean Women's Peasant Association, the National Fisheries Solidarity Movement of Sri Lanka, the Unified Peasant Movement of Aguan Region from Honduras, and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (fresh off their great victory with Chipotle), the event

The food movement is abuzz with Michael Pollan's latest New York Times Magazine op-ed. The piece asks the questions: Will California’s Proposition 37 (an initiative that would require an identifying label on all genetically-modified foods (GMOs) foods carry a label)? How much does the food movement matter to politicians? And, finally, how do we as a movement come together to create