With an organized network of over 10,000 members Most Popular Prom Dresses sale 1Z0-272 exams throughout the Dominican countryside, CONAMUCA (the Confederation of Rural Women) knows how to get things done. At the national level, it has been leading struggles to advance land rights, gender equality and food sovereignty in the Dominican Republic for the past nearly three decades, and
23-01-2013
By Bee Vang, WhyHunger Policy Research Intern In mid-November of last year, a visitor from Liberia arrived at JFK airport with the intent of learning from the efficacies of the American food system. An Officer of the Multi-Stakeholder Forum for Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture (UPA) in Liberia (described below), Franklin King’s purpose in the US was to pursue exchanges relevant
17-01-2013
Our publication Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs is a living document. The guide is part of an ongoing effort to aggregate and make available critical resources for emergency food providers. You can email us at [email protected] to let us know how we can continue to improve this resource. In the coming months, we will be posting
14-01-2013
Eighteen years ago, when urban agriculture was still considered an oxymoron -- even among those working on food security issues -- Jerry Kaufman was my champion, advocate and inspiration. After a long and distinguished academic career in urban planning and food systems, Jerry died yesterday surrounded by friends and family. He will be missed by so many of us. Jerry’s
11-01-2013
Last summer, WhyHunger released our newest capacity building resource for emergency food providers, Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs. The response has been fantastic, and has come not only from EFPs, but from people involved in nutrition education in schools, after-school programs, and other venues. We've met many new organizations through our outreach for the guide, and
11-01-2013
With an organized network of over 10,000 members Most Popular Prom Dresses sale 1Z0-272 exams throughout the Dominican countryside, CONAMUCA (the Confederation of Rural Women) knows how to get things done. At the national level, it has been leading struggles to advance land rights, gender equality and food sovereignty in the Dominican Republic for the past nearly three decades, and
23-01-2013
By Bee Vang, WhyHunger Policy Research Intern In mid-November of last year, a visitor from Liberia arrived at JFK airport with the intent of learning from the efficacies of the American food system. An Officer of the Multi-Stakeholder Forum for Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture (UPA) in Liberia (described below), Franklin King’s purpose in the US was to pursue exchanges relevant
17-01-2013
Our publication Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs is a living document. The guide is part of an ongoing effort to aggregate and make available critical resources for emergency food providers. You can email us at [email protected] to let us know how we can continue to improve this resource. In the coming months, we will be posting
14-01-2013
Eighteen years ago, when urban agriculture was still considered an oxymoron -- even among those working on food security issues -- Jerry Kaufman was my champion, advocate and inspiration. After a long and distinguished academic career in urban planning and food systems, Jerry died yesterday surrounded by friends and family. He will be missed by so many of us. Jerry’s
11-01-2013
Last summer, WhyHunger released our newest capacity building resource for emergency food providers, Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs. The response has been fantastic, and has come not only from EFPs, but from people involved in nutrition education in schools, after-school programs, and other venues. We've met many new organizations through our outreach for the guide, and
11-01-2013