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  1. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    The Faces of Food Justice: La Familia Verde (opens the original)

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    Author's Note: In 2015, I had the honor of showcasing a collection of photographs I took on my journeys. These images tell the stories of people who work with quiet dedication, often without recognition. They use agriculture as a tool to tackle food insecurity, confront the systemic inequalities entrenched in our food system, embrace and integrate immigrants and refugees into their communities, and empower young people to create change. Their work is a testament to the power of social impact, tr

  2. Issue · Jul 20, 2026

    El Trabajo de las Mujeres: La Historia No Contada de las Agricultoras de Estados Unidos ya está disponible para el público de habla hispana. (opens the original)

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    Over the past year, in addition to our national PBS broadcast, farming organizations across the country have been licensing screenings of our documentary. Every licensing fee has gone right back into the project, allowing us to continue expanding its reach in ways we couldn’t have afforded otherwise.Today, I’m excited to share the first result of that investment: we’ve completed a Spanish translation of the film’s closed captions.That means we’re now able to make the Spanish-captioned version av

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