World Food Prize Laureates Undermine Hunger Solutions

U.S. Food Sovereignty Alliance Statement June 20, 2013 Honoring executives of biotechnology giants Monsanto and Syngenta with this year’s World Food Prize sends precisely the wrong message about sustainable solutions to hunger and poverty.  Proprietary genetically manipulated seeds are the problem, not the answer to world hunger. The proven solutions lie in rebuilding food sovereignty—the […]

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Donate Today: (all donations are made through our fiscal agent, Agrarian Land Trust)      …and… Donate to USFSA member groups to strengthen the food sovereignty movement in the United States. Your gift will help ensure that all people have the right to healthy, culturally appropriate food, produced in an ecologically sound manner. As a volunteer, […]

Defense of Mother Earth

Indigenous Environmental Network Marches for Climate Change Members of the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) took the lead at the Forward on Climate march of 35,000 people in DC, protesting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, and asking for limits on carbon pollution and investment in renewable energies. While in DC, five indigenous and First Nation […]

USFSA Acts for Food Sovereignty All Across the Country on April 17, International Day of Peasant Struggles

We, members of the U.S. Food Sovereignty Alliance, express our solidarity with Via Campesina International and allies in the US and worldwide in this day of April 17, the International Day of Peasant Struggle. On April 17, 1996, nineteen landless peasants, members of the Brazilian Landless Workers Movement (MST) were brutally murdered in El Dourado […]