Why is agroecology the solution to hunger and food security?
TNI interviewed Miguel Altieri, Professor at the University of California Berkeley, about hunger, food and agroecological alternatives, during a day-long colloquium at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) in The Hague, The Netherlands, on Monday December 12, 2011.
How will agroecological farming achieve the necessary scale to feed the world?
LabelGMOs.org - California campaign for labeling
If you live in California, learn how you can help gather signatures to allow us to vote on an initiative to label products containing genetically modified foods. For more information go to www.labelgmos.org
The Joe Show on KGMI-AM - an interview on Food Movements Unite! Strategies to transform our food systems
Radio interview with Eric Holt-Giménez, executive director of Food First and Rosalina Guillén, executive director of Community to Community
http://www.kgmi.com/play_window.php?audioType=Episode&audioId=5651774
Food Movements Unite radio interview with Eric Holt-Giménez and Rosalinda Guillén
Here's the link to the KUOW 94.9FM podcast with Eric Holt-Gimenez and Rosalinda Guillen speaking about their new book, Food Movements Unite: Strategies to Transform Our Food System.
Eric Holt-Giménez: How will the dominant industrial food system solve the problem of hunger?
This interview with Food First's executive director, Eric Holt-Giménez was conducted at an event in the Hague hosted by the Transnational Institute, TNI in December 2011. To listen to brief comments by some of the other speakers go to the facebook page of TNI.
World Food Crisis Solutions, Get Involved Locally and Globally
Food First executive director, Eric Holt-Giménez participated in this 2009 panel discussion along with Karl North - Northland Sheep Dairy,
Megan Gregory - Bread for the World
Jemila Sequeira and Marie Hall - Tompkins County Cornell Cooperative Extension, Whole Community Project, and
Ohnmar Khiang - UN World Food Programme, Burma.
