Emily’s Story: A Life Lost to a Food Allergy and a Parent’s Wish
It has been nine years since Emily died of a food allergy reaction. And her story is a testimony of love and courage that has inspired countless others.
We Belong to Each Other
Jacinda Ardern’s clarity, compassion and wisdom have been beyond measure. Her speech this week at the Christchurch Memorial came from a place of such deep understanding a simple wisdom: we belong to each other.
Spirit of Change: How Your Happy Hour Can Help America’s Farmers
More than 80% of U.S. households purchase organic food or beverages on a regular basis, which is great, but that still only accounts for roughly 5% of total U.S. food and beverage sales.
Beatles Fan? Check Out “The Glyphosate Song”
A few years ago a group created a fun and engaging parody of Monsanto’s glyphosate from the music of the Beatles, “Yesterday.”
What to Do? Love.
A gentle reminder popped up on my phone yesterday that still resonates so deeply. This work is so love-fueled.
A Love Story After a Night in NYC
Eleven years ago today, I flew into New York City. Absolutely no one knew who I was except for a handful of people who had reached out after reading my story in the paper. That story was meant to assassinate the messenger.
Inspiring New Film: The Biggest Little Farm
Sometimes a film comes along that will change the world. But for that to happen, the storytellers have to be true. Welcome to the story of The Biggest Little Farm.
A Message from Woody Harrelson on the Power to Change Companies
Sometimes, there is short brief video that says exactly what needs to be said. Hollywood actor Woody Harrelson has a message for the world.
2019 Trends that No One is Talking About
There are trends coming hard and fast at the food industry that few are discussing and need to be addressed, so we are going to lay them down here.
Less Than 1% of U.S. Farmland is Organic: A Growing Crisis
With all of the talk about organic, few people realize that organic farming makes up a small share of U.S. farmland overall.