Do you know where your tea comes from?

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of postings by students in a graduate seminar on food justice … More

“La gente tiene que comer”: Food and COVID-19

Lisa Grabinsky Oregon State University “La gente tiene que comer.” (“People have to eat”), my mother replied when I decided … More

Messer’s Postings

Ellen Messer, Ph.D. (Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science & Policy, Boston, MA) What’s new in food and nutrition … More

Postdoc Opportunity in Sustainability & Food Security

We have received notification from Katarzyna Dembska, BCFN YES! Coordinator, of the latest edition of their postdoc program in sustainability … More

JOB – SOAS, University of London

A job search announcement that should be of interest to our readers. Note that the position is essentially at the … More

SfAA Report: Spatial and Temporal Dimensions of Food Insecurity

Colin Thor West UNC Chapel Hill Anthropologists from around the world gathered last week at the Society for Applied Anthropology … More

CFP: Trusting the hand that feeds you

Conference of possible interest to readers of this blog: The interdisciplinary research group Social & Cultural Food Studies (FOST) of … More

Global Food Security Opportunities

Interested in global food security? Here are two opportunities to deepen your knowledge and pursue your research. The U.S. Borlaug … More

Book Review: Food Policy in the United States

Wilde, Parke. 2013. Food Policy in the United States. An Introduction. Routledge, Earthscan Food & Agriculture series, New York and London. Ellen … More

Book Review: The Ju/’hoan San of Nyae Nyae and Namibian Independence

Biesele, Megan and Robert K. Hitchcock (2013) The Ju/’hoan San of Nyae Nyae and Namibian Independence. Development, Democracy, and Indigenous … More