As the collective passes its second anniversary, co-founder Yoli Ouiya reflects on the organization’s origin story, current mission, and goals for the future. For People of Color, a concern for…
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The most marginalized of us are also the most affected by food apartheid — or disparities in accessing healthy, culturally-appropriate food attributed to political moves affecting those with non-dominant social…
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Food can be free from colonization’s impact. We live in a society that’s obsessed with media and health trends. Getting inundated with messaging about what foods you should or shouldn’t…
The first and only time I went to a dietitian, they gave me a pamphlet with healthy recipes, as you might expect. Still, I wasn’t prepared for what I saw.…
The food justice movement is a grassroots initiative and structural view that sees nutritious food as a human right. It argues that lack of access to healthy food is both…
From Latin America to India and the Middle East, and from red to black, white, or pinto — beans are a staple food in multiple regions worldwide. In fact, alongside…
Rice is a staple food in many cultures. It’s predominantly produced in the Asian-Pacific region, where it serves as an important economic crop. More than 60% of the world’s population…
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