Micheal Dorsey Discusses Climate Change
The climate crisis is an uneven one, affecting marginalized communities in the US and in the global South, says Food First board member.
The climate crisis is an uneven one, affecting marginalized communities in the US and in the global South, says Food First board member.
Civil Eats lists Food First as one of a number of groups which regularly offer opportunities for people to get involved changing the food system.
Food Tank’s 18 summer “must reads.” The list includes books by Food First founder Frances Moore Lappé and Food First researcher Tanya Kerssen.
At the Our Land Symposium, Eric Holt-Giménez, Executive Director of Food First, underlined how land is becoming a financial asset, instead of a productive one.
Food First Research Coordinator Tanya Kerssen is quoted in this piece about the complex story of quinoa, a hardy crop domesticated in the high Andes of South America, recently transformed into a trendy "superfood."
The public's understanding of how diet, health, and the environment are interconnected since Frances Moore Lappé wrote "Diet for a Small Planet" in 1971.
Food First Executive Director Eric Holt-Giménez is profiled in this article on rural development, agrofuels and peasant livelihoods.
The Food First book Grabbing Power by Tanya Kerssen is quoted in this piece on the World Bank's loans to Honduran landowners linked to death squads in the Aguán Valley.
Food First's Katie Brimm describes her work with Food Sovereignty Tours and how farmers around the world are facing global challenges.
While hunger is timeless, the concept of food security is less than 40 years old. Its changing definition shows it is a product of its time.
Food First founder Frances Moore Lappé and Food First fellow Raj Patel are quoted in this World Food Day piece by Mark Bittman for the New York Times.
Food First board member Nikki Silvestri (née Henderson) discusses how race is tied to the issue of access to healthy food (video).