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FV: Struggle of Women Farmers-I
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19-09-2011
FV: Struggle for Women Farmers-II
19-09-2011
FV: Struggle for Women Farmers-III
19-09-2011
Sharing Knowledge and Growing Community Power – The Community Learning Project for Food Justice
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
17-09-2011
National Farm Worker Ministry | St. Louis, MO
When United Farm Workers founder C
16-09-2011
Food Voices: The Struggle for Women Farmers
Yesica Ramirez is a farmworker in Florida searching for a better life.
16-09-2011
What Americans Really Eat!
The Atlantic looks to explain how much corn syrup, meat and fat the average American is consuming yearly
13-09-2011
Food Justice Activists Gather in Milwaukee
Have you ever wanted to learn how you and your community organization can be a part of dismantling racism in the food system? The Growing Food and Justice for All Initiative (GFJI) Gathering is the place to be. Now in its fourth year, the GFJI Gathering unites activists from around the world to explore the ways in which institutional racism
09-09-2011
Fishing in the Face of Calamity in the Gulf
In April 2010, a BP incident dumped about 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Richard Scott McKnight and his partner, Karen Hopkins, speak about the long-term effects of the spill on their work in the fishing industry in Louisiana.
08-09-2011
Who Will Feed US? Questions for the Food and Climate Crises
By 2050, or much sooner, we will be growing food under climatic conditions we
07-09-2011
FV: Struggle of Women Farmers-I
Pic-1
19-09-2011
FV: Struggle for Women Farmers-II
19-09-2011
FV: Struggle for Women Farmers-III
19-09-2011
Sharing Knowledge and Growing Community Power – The Community Learning Project for Food Justice
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
17-09-2011
National Farm Worker Ministry | St. Louis, MO
When United Farm Workers founder C
16-09-2011
Food Voices: The Struggle for Women Farmers
Yesica Ramirez is a farmworker in Florida searching for a better life.
16-09-2011
What Americans Really Eat!
The Atlantic looks to explain how much corn syrup, meat and fat the average American is consuming yearly
13-09-2011
Food Justice Activists Gather in Milwaukee
Have you ever wanted to learn how you and your community organization can be a part of dismantling racism in the food system? The Growing Food and Justice for All Initiative (GFJI) Gathering is the place to be. Now in its fourth year, the GFJI Gathering unites activists from around the world to explore the ways in which institutional racism
09-09-2011
Fishing in the Face of Calamity in the Gulf
In April 2010, a BP incident dumped about 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Richard Scott McKnight and his partner, Karen Hopkins, speak about the long-term effects of the spill on their work in the fishing industry in Louisiana.
08-09-2011
Who Will Feed US? Questions for the Food and Climate Crises
By 2050, or much sooner, we will be growing food under climatic conditions we
07-09-2011