A new initiative from Rise Against Hunger seeks to raise awareness of the realities of hunger worldwide, while working tirelessly to end it.
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Nearly 50,000 undergrads were food insecure in 2018.
A new self-sufficiency report shows that two-in-five New York City residents don’t make enough to cover living expenses—and may be cutting back on food as a result.
The community-level reports from the NYC Food Policy Center at Hunter College describe demographic information, map farmers markets, list free summer meals for kids and more.
The Urban Outreach Specialist and New York City Coordinator for the USDA Farm Services Agency details how this legislation impacts our everyday lives and what we can do about it.
Rescuing Leftover Cuisine accepts any amount of food and, with a simple tech, connects and mobilizes volunteers willing to pick up and drop off donations.
Nowadays, chefs are moving beyond purely charitable support to become very public anti-hunger activists.
Nischan has had many culinary successes as well as stark reality checks that have inspired him to take action for multiple causes.
The young Councilman Kallos wants a New York where healthy meals are accessible to all, obesity is long gone and every street corner composts and recycles.
This week, our editors share stories about the benefits of age, foods that make heirlooms seem nutrient poor, Mexico’s bold new soda tax and more.
Thoughts on local gin, new books, food waste startups and restaurant shenanigans are only a few of the topics that our editorial staff is reading about this week.
Earlier this week, the food world’s most influential movers and shakers gathered for the third annual James Beard Foundation Food Conference, “The Paradox of Appetite: Hungering for Change.”
