Posts tagged: #social issues

iEat Green Shares Interview with Amani Olugbala from Soul Fire Farm

Posted on January 18, 2018

Hi All, I just finished my interview with Amani Olugbala, the Program Director from Soul Fire Farm, and came away feeling uplifted by the work they are doing and the community they are building. Farms like food, are great catalysts … Read More

Posted in Radio Tagged with: #Amani Olugbala, #Black-Latinx Farmers Immersion Program, #community, #CSA Progra, #EBT/food stamps, #environment, #environmental impact, #Food Equity, #healthy eating, #music, #poetry, #social issues, #Soul Fire Farm, #spoken word, #storytelling

Keep the Soil, Not the Grass; Artists’ Share More Than Fruit; Healthy School Food is Here to Stay; NY Fast-Food Workers Make Political Gains; Nestle Comments to Protect Food Safety

Posted on June 13, 2017

U.S. Pays Farmers Billions To Save The Soil. But It’s Blowing Away – NPR, the Salt In recent years, dust storms have returned, driven mainly by drought. But, according to rural residents and others, farmers are “making the problem worse by … Read More

Posted in In The News Tagged with: #agriculture, #art, #artist, #Climate Change, #collaboration, #community action, #crp, #david allen burns, #fallen fruit, #fast-food workers, #FDA, #food, #food and water watch, #Genetically Engineered, #GMO, #gras report, #healthy school food, #human rights, #justice, #labor, #legislation, #los angeles, #Marion Nestle, #michelle obama, #new york, #ny, #project, #public safety, #social issues, #soil, #usda

iEat Green Shares Interview with Amani Olugbala from Soul Fire Farm

iEat Green Shares Andy Fisher’s Interview About Big Hunger!

Keep the Soil, Not the Grass; Artists’ Share More Than Fruit; Healthy School Food is Here to Stay; NY Fast-Food Workers Make Political Gains; Nestle Comments to Protect Food Safety