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WhyHunger and Hard Rock International representatives stand in front of the feeding program center named after "Mama Tingo," a woman peasant who died while defending her land in the 1970s.
We received this updated action alert from our friends at Food for Maine’s Future. As we reported a few months ago on this Blog, Dan Brown, a family farmer in Blue Hill, Maine, is being sued for doing what family farmers have been doing for generations: selling food to friends and neighbors. The cow's milk that Farmer Brown and his
We are very excited to announce our 2012 Harry Chapin Self-Reliance Awards Winners! Since 1985, WhyHunger and the Harry Chapin Foundation have been working together to identify and champion community-based organizations working to fight hunger and poverty. Click the name of each winner or scroll down below for more information about each winner.  The 2012 Harry Chapin Self-Reliance Award grantees
Re-posted with corrections:  This article was originally posted in December 2011.  Changes were made to reflect that the AFSC in New Mexico provides training to beginning farmers --- not the Agri-Cultura Network as previously reported. Fidel introduced himself as a musician and traveling Aztec dancer to our crowd of 30+ participants at the USDA-sponsored Community Food Projects (CFP) grantees meeting
WhyHunger and Hard Rock International representatives stand in front of the feeding program center named after "Mama Tingo," a woman peasant who died while defending her land in the 1970s.
We received this updated action alert from our friends at Food for Maine’s Future. As we reported a few months ago on this Blog, Dan Brown, a family farmer in Blue Hill, Maine, is being sued for doing what family farmers have been doing for generations: selling food to friends and neighbors. The cow's milk that Farmer Brown and his
We are very excited to announce our 2012 Harry Chapin Self-Reliance Awards Winners! Since 1985, WhyHunger and the Harry Chapin Foundation have been working together to identify and champion community-based organizations working to fight hunger and poverty. Click the name of each winner or scroll down below for more information about each winner.  The 2012 Harry Chapin Self-Reliance Award grantees
Re-posted with corrections:  This article was originally posted in December 2011.  Changes were made to reflect that the AFSC in New Mexico provides training to beginning farmers --- not the Agri-Cultura Network as previously reported. Fidel introduced himself as a musician and traveling Aztec dancer to our crowd of 30+ participants at the USDA-sponsored Community Food Projects (CFP) grantees meeting