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October 12 Day of Indigenous Resistance
11-08-2014
International Day of Peasants Struggle April 17
From La Via Campesina
11-08-2014
No Global Farmland Grab
National Family Farm Coalition image
11-08-2014
Food for Thought and Action: A Food Sovereignty Curriculum
Concerned about the food crisis and ready to take action? Download this education-to-action curriculum for consumers, faith & anti-hunger groups, farmers & everyone in between by Grassroots International and the National Family Farm Coalition.
11-08-2014
Take Action: Food Sovereignty
Join the action! Find or organize events in your area around these important dates of global mobilization.
11-08-2014
Policy & Advocacy: Food Sovereignty
Is agriculture simply a commodity? Are food aid and free trade ensuring the rights of farmers and fishers around the world? Read on for an analysis of policy efforts to defend food sovereignty.
11-08-2014
Introduction: Food Sovereignty
Learn about the emergence and evolution of the global movement that is mobilizing those who produce, distribute and consume food.
11-08-2014
International Solidarity with Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement
The Landless Workers' Movement (MST) rallying at the 6th National Congress last February. Photo by Alison Cohen. About a month ago, thousands of heartbroken soccer fans left Mineirão Stadium after Brazil lost to Germany 7-1 in the World Cup semifinals. The devastating defeat followed on the heels of protests against the $11.5 billion World Cup hosting expenses, shouldered mainly by
06-08-2014
A Lesson In The History of WhyHunger’s Artists Against Hunger & Poverty Program
Working with artists and the music community is part of the fabric of WhyHunger, starting with our founder, the late musician and activist Harry Chapin, and our current Executive Director, radio host Bill Ayres. Harry Chapin served as WhyHunger’s chief spokesperson and fundraiser, so when he tragically passed away in 1981, the music community rallied to help keep donations coming
31-07-2014
South African Social Movements and the Two Legacies of Nelson Mandela: An Interview with Ricado Jacobs of the Food Sovereignty...
 In light of Nelson Mandela Day (July 18th, his birthday), WhyHunger interviewed Ricado Jacobs of the Food Sovereignty Campaign of South Africa (fully, “Right to Agrarian Reform for Food Sovereignty”) to learn about the legacy of Nelson Mandela and to understand the current context of social movements in South Africa. Can you give some background on the South Africa Food
21-07-2014
October 12 Day of Indigenous Resistance
11-08-2014
International Day of Peasants Struggle April 17
From La Via Campesina
11-08-2014
No Global Farmland Grab
National Family Farm Coalition image
11-08-2014
Food for Thought and Action: A Food Sovereignty Curriculum
Concerned about the food crisis and ready to take action? Download this education-to-action curriculum for consumers, faith & anti-hunger groups, farmers & everyone in between by Grassroots International and the National Family Farm Coalition.
11-08-2014
Take Action: Food Sovereignty
Join the action! Find or organize events in your area around these important dates of global mobilization.
11-08-2014
Policy & Advocacy: Food Sovereignty
Is agriculture simply a commodity? Are food aid and free trade ensuring the rights of farmers and fishers around the world? Read on for an analysis of policy efforts to defend food sovereignty.
11-08-2014
Introduction: Food Sovereignty
Learn about the emergence and evolution of the global movement that is mobilizing those who produce, distribute and consume food.
11-08-2014
International Solidarity with Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement
The Landless Workers' Movement (MST) rallying at the 6th National Congress last February. Photo by Alison Cohen. About a month ago, thousands of heartbroken soccer fans left Mineirão Stadium after Brazil lost to Germany 7-1 in the World Cup semifinals. The devastating defeat followed on the heels of protests against the $11.5 billion World Cup hosting expenses, shouldered mainly by
06-08-2014
A Lesson In The History of WhyHunger’s Artists Against Hunger & Poverty Program
Working with artists and the music community is part of the fabric of WhyHunger, starting with our founder, the late musician and activist Harry Chapin, and our current Executive Director, radio host Bill Ayres. Harry Chapin served as WhyHunger’s chief spokesperson and fundraiser, so when he tragically passed away in 1981, the music community rallied to help keep donations coming
31-07-2014
South African Social Movements and the Two Legacies of Nelson Mandela: An Interview with Ricado Jacobs of the Food Sovereignty...
 In light of Nelson Mandela Day (July 18th, his birthday), WhyHunger interviewed Ricado Jacobs of the Food Sovereignty Campaign of South Africa (fully, “Right to Agrarian Reform for Food Sovereignty”) to learn about the legacy of Nelson Mandela and to understand the current context of social movements in South Africa. Can you give some background on the South Africa Food
21-07-2014