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Policies that support CSA are primarily those that support small farmers, provide access to land, and promote healthy food.
When you join a CSA - a Community Supported Agriculture program - and buy a share in the harvest of a local or regional farm, you know where your food comes from, who your farmer is, and who is in your community.
Our friends at the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and allies around the country have been stepping up the pressure on recalcitrant fast food giant Wendy's, the last major fast food chain to hold out and refuse to join the CIW's groundbreaking Fair Food Program. In addition to rallies on Wendy's home turf of Ohio and a social media campaign featuring
This is an excellent working document to accompany a community food assessment planning process. A practical framework for community food projects to talk about how their work affects whole communities, it includes a set of six core fields of value-based
Wondering what has come of all these community food assessments? Looking for ideas about how to format your own results and recommendations? Read through sample reports from around the country.
By Saulo Araujo, Global Movements Program Director Rose Edith Germain listened attentively, eager to learn. She shook her head in disbelief when Joe Fagen talked about how a black family was not able to get a loan to build a house in a predominantly white neighborhood in Iowa. The description was so clear to her that she probably did not
For generations, many people think agriculture and picture rolling fields, red barns, rural farms. These days, urban agriculture and community gardens have helped many city-dwellers return to their roots in a whole new way.
Join WhyHunger's National Hunger Clearinghouse Director Jessica Powers on Wednesday, December 11, 12 - 1PM EST for "Beyond Emergency Food: Thoughts from both sides of the border," a free webinar with our partners at the Community Food Centres Canada. We'll talk about WhyHunger's work to support emergency food providers going beyond charitable food access programs to create initiatives fostering a more inclusive and
Policies that support CSA are primarily those that support small farmers, provide access to land, and promote healthy food.
When you join a CSA - a Community Supported Agriculture program - and buy a share in the harvest of a local or regional farm, you know where your food comes from, who your farmer is, and who is in your community.
Our friends at the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and allies around the country have been stepping up the pressure on recalcitrant fast food giant Wendy's, the last major fast food chain to hold out and refuse to join the CIW's groundbreaking Fair Food Program. In addition to rallies on Wendy's home turf of Ohio and a social media campaign featuring
This is an excellent working document to accompany a community food assessment planning process. A practical framework for community food projects to talk about how their work affects whole communities, it includes a set of six core fields of value-based
Wondering what has come of all these community food assessments? Looking for ideas about how to format your own results and recommendations? Read through sample reports from around the country.
By Saulo Araujo, Global Movements Program Director Rose Edith Germain listened attentively, eager to learn. She shook her head in disbelief when Joe Fagen talked about how a black family was not able to get a loan to build a house in a predominantly white neighborhood in Iowa. The description was so clear to her that she probably did not
For generations, many people think agriculture and picture rolling fields, red barns, rural farms. These days, urban agriculture and community gardens have helped many city-dwellers return to their roots in a whole new way.
Join WhyHunger's National Hunger Clearinghouse Director Jessica Powers on Wednesday, December 11, 12 - 1PM EST for "Beyond Emergency Food: Thoughts from both sides of the border," a free webinar with our partners at the Community Food Centres Canada. We'll talk about WhyHunger's work to support emergency food providers going beyond charitable food access programs to create initiatives fostering a more inclusive and