Food Insecurity

Janine Jackson interviewed Megan Hustings about laws against food-sharing.

Surviving HIV depends not just on access to antiretroviral drugs but also on a gamut of social and environmental resources.

Ashley Dawson offers critiques and insights into how capitalism besieged our ecosystem and what we can do about it.

The world wastes so much food that could be repurposed and used to feed people.

For many food insecure people, the ability to serve their family a nice meal is indeed a source of comfort, their only entertainment and a moment of pride.

Cat Johnson speaks with Jessica McClard about why people are so drawn to the Little Free Pantry.

In the face of the most severe drought witnessed yet, Malagasy people have resorted to desperate measures just to survive.

While farmworkers have organized to improve labor conditions in US agriculture, racial injustice in the food system remains.

Addressing food waste through prevention, redistribution and composting is an emerging focus for city leaders.

Bush called SNAP a “failing, ineffective program” that “traps families in perpetual poverty.” Research shows this is off base.