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13-09-2012
Davy Knowles
10-09-2012
Showcasing Community Innovation: USDA Community Food Project Profiles
Our partner, David Hanson, crackerjack freelance writer and multimedia producer based in Seattle, WA, is on a nation-wide journey to document and share the stories of innovative USDA Community Food Projects around the country.  This is how David describes the Community Food Projects program, the types of projects the program supports and their  impact in each community: There are hundreds
07-09-2012
Introduction: Trade, Aid and Development
Peter Mann introduces us to some of the systemic issues compromising sustainable development today as well as offering some sound solutions.
07-09-2012
An Inconvenient Shrimp
This article first appeared on "Who Fishes Matters," the official blog of the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA) on August 31, 2012. Written by:  Pamela Flash I have to be honest, my love of shrimp is deeply rooted as my 'go to food' when back in the day I wanted something low calorie and low fat to eat. Of course, this was in the
05-09-2012
Behind the Kitchen Door Book Trailer
31-08-2012
Farmworkers: FSP
31-08-2012
Farmworkers: Warehouse Worker
31-08-2012
Undocumented Workers Have Rights: A Food Service Worker’s Story
Jose Juan Romero came to the U.S. from Mexico five years ago and supports his parents and four siblings. He first started working in restaurants,
31-08-2012
Gender Discrimination in the Workplace: A Warehouse Worker Speaks Out
Uyolanda Dickerson was born in Illinois; she is a mother of a 3-year-old daughter and cares for her disabled niece. Uyolanda worked at a Walmart warehouse outside Chicago from 2009 to 2010, where she loaded and unloaded trailers for four to 12 hours.
31-08-2012
cooking up community cover
13-09-2012
Davy Knowles
10-09-2012
Showcasing Community Innovation: USDA Community Food Project Profiles
Our partner, David Hanson, crackerjack freelance writer and multimedia producer based in Seattle, WA, is on a nation-wide journey to document and share the stories of innovative USDA Community Food Projects around the country.  This is how David describes the Community Food Projects program, the types of projects the program supports and their  impact in each community: There are hundreds
07-09-2012
Introduction: Trade, Aid and Development
Peter Mann introduces us to some of the systemic issues compromising sustainable development today as well as offering some sound solutions.
07-09-2012
An Inconvenient Shrimp
This article first appeared on "Who Fishes Matters," the official blog of the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA) on August 31, 2012. Written by:  Pamela Flash I have to be honest, my love of shrimp is deeply rooted as my 'go to food' when back in the day I wanted something low calorie and low fat to eat. Of course, this was in the
05-09-2012
Behind the Kitchen Door Book Trailer
31-08-2012
Farmworkers: FSP
31-08-2012
Farmworkers: Warehouse Worker
31-08-2012
Undocumented Workers Have Rights: A Food Service Worker’s Story
Jose Juan Romero came to the U.S. from Mexico five years ago and supports his parents and four siblings. He first started working in restaurants,
31-08-2012
Gender Discrimination in the Workplace: A Warehouse Worker Speaks Out
Uyolanda Dickerson was born in Illinois; she is a mother of a 3-year-old daughter and cares for her disabled niece. Uyolanda worked at a Walmart warehouse outside Chicago from 2009 to 2010, where she loaded and unloaded trailers for four to 12 hours.
31-08-2012