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Breaking news, compiled by Mark Dunlea, Executive Director of Hunger Action Network of New York State
The global land grab is easily one of the most dangerous and pressing threats to ending hunger and promoting food justice. In "The Great Land Grab," the Oakland Institute reports that since 2009, 60 million hectares of farmland in Africa—roughly the size of France—has been bought by foreign governments, financial speculators and agribusiness corporations. Details on these land deals are
Booklet from Grassroots International and the National Family farm Coalition
Photo of the cover of "And the Echo Follows"
Booklet from Grassroots International and the National Family Farm Coalition
On Friday, September 9th, WhyHunger held the first national gathering of the Community Learning Project for Food Justice in coordination with the Growing Food and Justice Initiative (GFJI) conference in Milwaukee, WI.  Fourteen of the most innovative community-based organizations in the food justice movement are participating in the project through peer-to-peer learning partnerships. [nggallery id=17] Launched in 2010, the Community
When United Farm Workers founder C
Breaking news, compiled by Mark Dunlea, Executive Director of Hunger Action Network of New York State
The global land grab is easily one of the most dangerous and pressing threats to ending hunger and promoting food justice. In "The Great Land Grab," the Oakland Institute reports that since 2009, 60 million hectares of farmland in Africa—roughly the size of France—has been bought by foreign governments, financial speculators and agribusiness corporations. Details on these land deals are
Booklet from Grassroots International and the National Family farm Coalition
Photo of the cover of "And the Echo Follows"
Booklet from Grassroots International and the National Family Farm Coalition
On Friday, September 9th, WhyHunger held the first national gathering of the Community Learning Project for Food Justice in coordination with the Growing Food and Justice Initiative (GFJI) conference in Milwaukee, WI.  Fourteen of the most innovative community-based organizations in the food justice movement are participating in the project through peer-to-peer learning partnerships. [nggallery id=17] Launched in 2010, the Community
When United Farm Workers founder C