Greg Kaufmann : Youth, Education, & Children
As the economy continues to hemorrhage jobs, Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota is introducing legislation to increase eligibility for free school lunches.
Band together to gain control of your own food.
John Nichols : Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Bad peanuts and killer spinach: that's the food story of 2009. But in the coming months we may see a huge turning point in the fight for safety.
Katha Pollitt : Feminism & Women
A movie about women's struggle to express their gifts through work? Delicious.
Brent Cunningham : Non-Fiction
How will the good-food revolution move beyond its evangelical phase?
Habiba Alcindor : Mississippi
An African-American community with New Deal roots finds some hope in a farmers' market.
Michael Pollan : Agriculture
Today's conversation about food was started by dot-connecting writers like Berry in the 1970s.
Dayo Olopade : New Orleans
A frustrating quest for food security has led some residents to grow their own.
Anna Lappé : Student Movements
Concerned about global warming, students are pushing for change--in their dining halls.
Raj Patel, Eric Holt-Gimenez & Annie Shattuck : Africa
Bill Gates's fortune is funding a new Green Revolution. But is that what Africans need?
Grace Lee Boggs
How we came to see vacant lots not as blight but as opportunities to grow our own food.
Dave Murphy
People are beginning to understand the connection between our stomachs and our common destiny.
Dan Barber
The campaign for food democracy needs to start with boning knives and cast iron skillets.
Five leading figures of this country's food movement reflect on how food democracy can be achieved, here and now.
Habiba Alcindor : Mississippi
A photo essay of Mileston, Mississippi, and the people involved in its Farmers' Market program.
Eat less meat, conserve energy, buy fair-trade products, support sustainable agriculture, advocate for food security as a human right...
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