Candice Comisi, Author at WhyHunger

Snapshots from the Field: Farmers & Farmworkers Protest Together

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December 14, 2012
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Two weeks ago, Wisconsin dairy farmer Joel Greeno, University of Minnesota student Anthony Pahnke and Maine vegetable farmer Bob St. Peter traveled to Immokalee, Florida, for

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December 11, 2012
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Tomorrow is the final day of Hungerthon 2012, WhyHunger's annual campaign and radio broadcast to fight hunger! Join us and our amazing community partners as we

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November 29, 2012
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, WhyHunger’s National Hunger Hotline (1-866-3-HUNGRY) is fielding calls from hundreds of families affected by the storm, connecting them with

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November 28, 2012
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WhyHunger is proud to congratulate our partners in winning USDA's first-ever Farm to School Grant Awards! Part of the Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative, the award

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November 20, 2012
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After recent success with Chipotle, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) is continuing their campaign with another Big Food corporation in the fight for fair food: Publix Super Markets.

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November 19, 2012
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The Delta Fresh Foods Initiative (DFFI), our Building Community Power to Eliminate Food Deserts partner, has just released a video showcasing their 2012 Growing Together Garden Network

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October 18, 2012
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Food sovereignty is the right of all people to determine their own food and agriculture policies – it is essentially the democratization of the food

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October 18, 2012
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The food movement is abuzz with Michael Pollan's latest New York Times Magazine op-ed. The piece asks the questions: Will California’s Proposition 37 (an initiative that

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September 26, 2012
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By Debbie Grunbaum, Director of Communications We had lost everything. Our houses were destroyed, there was no drinking water — we had enormous difficultly, explains

Author: Candice Comisi

Snapshots from the Field: Farmers & Farmworkers Protest Together

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Support WhyHunger’s Hungerthon!

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Stories from the National Hunger Hotline: Surviving Sandy

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USDA Awards $4.5 million to Farm to School Programs

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A Tale of Two Thanksgivings

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And the winner is…

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Food Sovereignty from Brooklyn, NY, to Lawrence, KS

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Did you read it?: Why California’s Proposition 37 should matter to anyone who cares about food.

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Eco-Village Thrives in Haiti after the Devastating Earthquake

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