Slideshare Presentation: Dismantling Racism in the Food System
Blog | Eric Holt-Giménez | Mar 26, 2015
With roots in longstanding inequities, today’s globalized food system continues to drive poverty, hunger and malnutrition around the world even…
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Consumidores Bolivianos NO a los Transgénicos
Blog | Ana Galvis | Mar 20, 2015
Consumidores Bolivianos se Declaran en Oposición a los Transgénicos Pronunciamiento: Colectivo de consumidores Somos un colectivo de activistas, asociaciones, movimientos de…
Bolivian Consumers Declare Opposition to GMOs
Blog | Colectivo de Consumidores de Bolivia | Mar 20, 2015
Declaration of the Consumers’ Collective of Bolivia in the lead up to next week’s Agricultural Summit. We are a collective of…
Action: Harvard’s investments wreck lands and livelihoods in Argentina
Blog | Friends of the Earth International | Mar 13, 2015
Harvard University has one of the world’s largest endowments, which manages roughly US$30 million every year. Some of this money…
New Director of People’s Grocery: “Growing food supported my personal transformation”
Blog | Leonor Hurtado | Mar 4, 2015
Wanda Stewart, the new Executive Director of Oakland, CA-based People’s Grocery wants all people, and Black people in particular, to…
Petition: Reject Polluting Sweatshops in South Central Los Angeles
Blog | South Central Farm | Mar 3, 2015
South LA Sweatshops will have long term detrimental health impact on the residents of South Central Los Angeles The Los…
Mali: There is No Agroecology Without Women
Blog | tkerssen | Feb 28, 2015
Mali, Sélingue, February 25, 2015 – Although men still have the most privileges with regard to access to land, credits…
Mali: Agroecology is in Our Hands!
Blog | La Vía Campesina | Feb 26, 2015
Sélingué, 24 February 2015 – Today, the sun has risen brighter than ever in Mali to warm the more than…
Restoring Ancestral Abundance Through Youth Empowerment in Hawai’i
Blog | Tasia Yamamura | Feb 24, 2015
Colonization has negatively impacted indigenous communities’ health, wealth, and culture around the world—and Hawai‘i is no exception. As a FoodCorps…
The Campesino a Campesino Movement: Linking Sustainable Agriculture and Social Change
Blog | Eric Holt-Giménez | Feb 22, 2015
In celebration of our 40th anniversary year, Food First is revisiting past publications from our rich archive of analyses on…
Big Ag’s Fight for Twitter Credibility
Blog | Teresa K. Miller | Feb 17, 2015
Many consumers and food activists use social media platforms to stay informed and engage in important debates about the future…
Water as Commodity: The Wrong Prescription
Blog | Maude Barlow | Feb 12, 2015
In celebration of our 40th anniversary year, Food First is revisiting past publications from our rich archive of analyses on…
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