Top San Francisco Chefs Team Up for Inner-City Students
Asian Week, News Report, Posted: Apr 30, 2013
Some of San Francisco’s leading chefs are teaming up with Mission Dolores Academy to support this private, innovative K-8 school’s effort to break the cycle of poverty for many inner-city students.
When a Nation Splits--Sudan’s Story of Recession, Race, Oil and Resilient Women
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Mar 24, 2013
Sudan's 2011 split creating South Sudan exposed the country’s deep divisions. But the stress reveals the hopeful resourcefulness of Sudanese women.
Farmworkers Feed Nation, But Few Have Health Care
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Mar 21, 2013
Three-quarters of hired U.S. farmworkers lack health insurance, says a new Kresge Foundation report, raising concerns about the health of the food system.
Out of Mexico's Violence, New Cultural Expressions Emerge Along the Border
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Mar 06, 2013
The artistic expressions of young Mexicans living along the border point to a near future that rejects the culture of cartel violence.
In Silicon Valley, Chinese Farmers Wage Battle for Land
Hyphen, News Feature, Posted: Feb 27, 2013
For Asian farmers in Silicon Valley, rising land prices, urbanization and competition from abroad are threatening traditional livelihoods.
Field Poll: Ethnic Voters Support Soda Tax, Obesity Prevention
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 14, 2013
Ethnic voters in California are more likely to support a soda tax if the revenue is invested in fighting childhood obesity.
AAJA condemns Joel Brinkley’s column about Vietnam
AAJA, Commentary, Posted: Feb 07, 2013
Public outrage over the piece is certainly justified, and AAJA joins in expressing disappointment over Mr. Brinkley’s column.
Q&A: Food Fight - What’s at Stake with the Farm Bill
New America Media, Question & Answer, Posted: Jan 22, 2013
With another budget showdown looming, the omnibus Farm Bill -- the bulk of which funds key nutrition programs -- could be squeezed.
As Beyoncé Endorses Soda, Youth Warn of the ‘Sugar Zombies’
New America Media, Press Release, Posted: Jan 18, 2013
Looking to outsmart soda companies, who are pushing a new advertising deal with singer Beyoncé, youth in California are pushing a different message.
U.S. Settlement on Massive Oil Spill to Help Restore Gulf Coast
Louisiana Weekly, News Report, Posted: Jan 16, 2013
The federal $1.4 billion settlement on the Gulf Oil Spill will help restore the coast and protect communities, fisheries and the ecosystem.
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