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Bruce Springsteen is joining WhyHunger to support Summer Meals Rock for Kids, a new campaign to raise awareness and vital funds to help the millions of children in the US that go hungry each year when
People value food produced locally through direct relationship with farmers -- this extends to the realm of institutional decisions, too. From school and hospital cafeterias to restaurants and businesses, consumers are going local in a big way.
Join us in celebrating this year’s Farmworker Awareness Week, a national event that brings light to issues facing farmworkers and their families across the country. The annual event is organized by the Student Action for Farmworkers, a support organization that engages youth, students, and communities in increasing awareness of injustice in the agricultural system. The week of action began last Monday, March
Alison Cohen is WhyHunger's Senior Director of Programs. This post originally appeared on Care2. Sueli and her chickens, nearly ready to distribute to other families in her base group. “A dignified life,” according to our campesina host Sueli during a recent site visit to her rural home along the Ribeira river in Brazil, “is one where you can work to produce food — enough
100 House Concerts to End Hunger
Nourishing Connections is a new project from the National Hunger Clearinghouse that connects emergency food providers to resources and helps bring together like-minded organizations to foster shared learning. One of our goals is to support building connections between emergency food providers that will share resources, best practices, and ideas leading to greater unity between food banking and community food security.
This weekend, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) is ending their ten-day "Now Is the Time" tour with rallies in Lakeland, Florida, headquarters of Publix supermarkets, asking the grocery giant to come to the table and join the Fair Food Program. In southwestern Wisconsin, the Family Farm Defenders (FFD) are gathering to honor the next generation of activist farmers with the John
A Talk with Jen Chapin
Our long-time partner and friend Food, What?! has just produced a stellar short film about their fantastic youth empowerment work. Check it out to hear some strong youth voices and to get inspired about the power of food—and justice—to change a  young person’s life.
Bruce Springsteen is joining WhyHunger to support Summer Meals Rock for Kids, a new campaign to raise awareness and vital funds to help the millions of children in the US that go hungry each year when
People value food produced locally through direct relationship with farmers -- this extends to the realm of institutional decisions, too. From school and hospital cafeterias to restaurants and businesses, consumers are going local in a big way.
Join us in celebrating this year’s Farmworker Awareness Week, a national event that brings light to issues facing farmworkers and their families across the country. The annual event is organized by the Student Action for Farmworkers, a support organization that engages youth, students, and communities in increasing awareness of injustice in the agricultural system. The week of action began last Monday, March
Alison Cohen is WhyHunger's Senior Director of Programs. This post originally appeared on Care2. Sueli and her chickens, nearly ready to distribute to other families in her base group. “A dignified life,” according to our campesina host Sueli during a recent site visit to her rural home along the Ribeira river in Brazil, “is one where you can work to produce food — enough
100 House Concerts to End Hunger
Nourishing Connections is a new project from the National Hunger Clearinghouse that connects emergency food providers to resources and helps bring together like-minded organizations to foster shared learning. One of our goals is to support building connections between emergency food providers that will share resources, best practices, and ideas leading to greater unity between food banking and community food security.
This weekend, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) is ending their ten-day "Now Is the Time" tour with rallies in Lakeland, Florida, headquarters of Publix supermarkets, asking the grocery giant to come to the table and join the Fair Food Program. In southwestern Wisconsin, the Family Farm Defenders (FFD) are gathering to honor the next generation of activist farmers with the John
A Talk with Jen Chapin
Our long-time partner and friend Food, What?! has just produced a stellar short film about their fantastic youth empowerment work. Check it out to hear some strong youth voices and to get inspired about the power of food—and justice—to change a  young person’s life.