Small Sips
Stories of Hope and Change – Meet Wangari Kuria
"My greatest reward comes from working day in and day out in my farm, with other single mothers from my community, to empower...
International Humanitarian Law
Many of us are heartbroken and angry as daily we follow the horrific news coming out of the Middle East. We hurt for...
Water is Life. Water is Food.
Water is Food Because nothing can grow without water, all of our food, and therefore our very existence, depends on farmers having access...
Reducing Food Loss and Waste
Why addressing food loss and waste is so important Food loss and waste is a big deal. Roughly one third of all food...
Stories of Hope and Change
Over the past five months we have been learning, sip by sip, about the complex health, agricultural, environmental, economic, social, political, age, gender,...
Children, HIV, and Nutrition
“In 2023, no child should be born with HIV, and no child should die from an AIDS-related illness.” -- Peter Sands, Executive Director...
Industrial Agriculture
Last week we introduced the concept of agroecology, an approach to farming that strengthens local food systems and cultivates resilient communities through ecological...
Food Sovereignty
Food sovereignty is both a philosophy of life and a global political movement. It recognizes food as a right and a public good,...
Seed Systems and Human Rights
Farmers’ rights have been clearly recognized and reaffirmed as inalienable human rights – all indigenous peoples and peasants have the right to maintain,...
Agroecology
In the face of the global food crisis, farmers have answers. There is a growing movement internationally - agroecology - that is focused...