Thoughts on Justice
Justice for all: We learned the words, to not judge men by the color of their skin but by the content of their character, but lost the action.
Justice for all: We learned the words, to not judge men by the color of their skin but by the content of their character, but lost the action.
Dealing with our fears is something we all have to do to move ahead in our lives.
Michael Franti helped wake up and inspire an amazing food event.
Losing a friend during the long fight for GMO labeling makes it that much more personal and important.
For the first time last night, I told my parents about the threats that I have received in this work. It’s not a conversation that I’ve ever wanted to bring up with them, because a mother’s desire to protect her child doesn’t stop when she becomes a grandmother. Mom’s face drew in as I spoke.…
It was back a Bloomberg in 2009 that I met with one of our country’s best investigative reporters. His name was Mark Pittman.
2013 was the year of the Food Awakening. Consumers and Wall Street got in on the food movement like never before.
Chipotle and Willie Nelson show us that going back to the start in farming is a pretty good idea.
Over the last few years, so many people have reached out to share their stories and their passion to protect the health of our country and have asked, “What did it take to get started?” As I’ve reflected on this, it took me back to the beginning of my story. And in all candor, that…
Remember this poem? I can’t help but reflect on it this Friday, as over 850,000 Americans, through the Just Label It campaign, have contacted the FDA asking for the right to know what we are feeding our families. Together, we can create the changes we want to see in the health of our families and…