Pandemic Endangers Slaughterhouse Workers and Supply Chains
“My life is in jeopardy because we’re working elbow to elbow,” slaughterhouse workers report....
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Keeping Food on the Table in a Pandemic
We need to ensure a strong and well-functioning food system, and that the most vulnerable in our food chain are adequately supported....
Now Is the Time to Harness the Power of SNAP
Congress missed a huge opportunity to help the most vulnerable families and lift the economy at the same time: increasing SNAP benefits so more fami...
Fund Our Farmers So They Continue to Feed Us
Congress needs to take immediate action to ensure our small- and mid-sized farms survive. ...
Protecting Farmworkers Is Paramount for our Food Supplies
People laboring to get food from farm to fridge deserve basic workplace protections and equitable access to healthcare....
Americans Desperately Need Help. The Latest Coronavirus Stimulus Package Is a Good Start.
But future packages need to make sure that polluting industries aren’t treated with more deference than average citizens. ...