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Food Workers, Students, Professors and Priests: Bringing Food Justice to the...
In our article last week, “The Food Movement in Flux: When a Good Idea is No Longer Enough,” we highlighted how grassroots organizing is necessary for the food movement to continue to change the...
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Food Day in DC: “I know what real food looks like. I’m more than just a...
Students show their support for DC food workers. The struggles for real food and real jobs are one in the same, and we stand together in building a just, nourishing food system. This was the message...
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After Landmark Agreement at American, DC Food Movement Leaders Advocate for...
Yesterday, leaders from the food justice movement in DC stood up alongside cafeteria workers at Howard University in another exciting move forward for DC’s Real Food Real Jobs campaign. The historic...
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We Feed DC, We Are DC: Workers March to Celebrate Progress on Real Food and...
“I love my job,” says Jacqueline Stills, a food service worker at Howard University. “It’s like leaving home in the morning to come to another place called home. I tell students here, ‘I look at you...
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Victory for Howard Dining Workers: Real Food Real Jobs Movement Picks up Steam
Spurring on the DC food service workers’ fight for greater access to fresh, healthy food and good, sustainable jobs using fresh-cooked ingredients, Howard University workers employed by Sodexo...
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“Pretty, Pretty, Good” For Some in 2011
College tuition is soaring, student debt has quintupled since 2000, states are cutting funding to public universities, and federal aid for college students is potentially on the chopping block. But...
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Sodexo and Real Food Challenge Sign Food Chain Transparency Agreement!
Editor’s Note: This important announcement comes from Sodexo and our friends at Real Food Challenge! We’re excited to share it with you here. Addressing the interests of a growing student food...
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