Why Food Is So Polarizing And How We Might Find Common Ground
Food is never just food. It carries memory, culture, economics, faith, and belonging. What we eat, or refuse to eat, becomes part of how we see ourselves and how others see us. That’s why conversations about nutrition, public health, and food systems so often break down.
Beyond Policy Battles: Rethinking Food Activism for What Comes Next
In these times of unraveling, I’ve been asking myself: what does “activism” look like when the institutions we once turned to are neither legitimate nor effective, and when they never served many to begin with?
Between Worlds: Toward a Post-Partisan Good Food Movement
The food system is too broken, too consequential, and too entangled with our lives to leave to one ideology, one party, or one playbook. Regeneration requires us to learn the difficult skill of holding multiple truths, while building new pathways together.
When the Body Says What the System Hides: Rethinking Childhood Chronic Illness
Rethinking Childhood Chronic Illness
Tending as Rebellion: Planting Seeds in the Ruins
There are moments in history when resistance doesn’t look like a march or a manifesto. Sometimes, resistance looks like a hand in the soil. This is one of those moments.
For the Birth of Food for Us
An offering, invocation, and celebratory grounding for an initiative that refuses to wait for permission.
Earth Day Reflections: We Belong to the Earth
Why Human and Planetary Health Can No Longer Be Separated.
