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Addressing the intersection of climate change and social inequities through food system planning
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Want amid plenty: The capitalist paradox of hunger and food waste
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The illusion of choice in the grocery store: Grocery stores and the construction of food choice
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Looking through the kitchen window: A critical discourse analysis of domestic foodwork research and oppression
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A discursive analysis of culturally appropriate food: The conceptualization and contribution to social justice
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Understanding democracy: Concepts, practices, and the power of decision-making in the food system
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A seat at the table: An inquiry into the treatment of restaurant workers and the “high road” restaurant movement
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The cycle of hunger: Are gender issues a primary cause?
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Building food sovereignty in the United States: An analysis of food movement approaches to challenging power inequities in the food system
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Toward dismantling racial inequity in the food system: Exploring inclusivity antiracist practice and radical food justice principles in the sustainable agriculture movement
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Agricultural apprenticeships: Reproducing traditional labor relations in the alternative food movement?
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More than your nutrition 101: Exploring systemic causes of childhood obesity
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Building municipal food governance: A new potential for a coordinated and just food system across the country
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An exploration of health and nutrition programs: are underlying social issues recognized?
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Unsettling settler food movements: An exploration of colonialism, food movements, and decolonization
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Through the garden gate: Examining ‘the edible and the equitable’ in garden-based learning programs
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Fighting the good fight: food banks as social justice advocates?
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Voices and arms: Women’s movements and food sovereignty
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An analysis of farm labor depiction: Is the local food movement perpetuating farmworker injustice?
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The curious silence of gender inequality
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Food justice and prison food systems: exploring the potential for reframing prison food from punitive to restorative
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Growing food banks? Securing the food insecurity network
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Social justice in sustainable food systems: An exploratory analysis of definitions, projects, and funding frameworks
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A food justice analysis of oregon farm to school and school garden network
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The beef with meat: a review and analysis of strategies to address the social injustices of the industrial meat system
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How alternative are the alternatives? A conceptual framework for analysis of control and value distribution in alternative food networks
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'Sustainable’ food corporations and sustainable food systems: on the possibilities of engagement for food systems change
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Voting rights: how the fetishization of organic compromises food justice
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An exploratory analysis of culinary educators’ constructs of gender equality
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Food Consulting Confidential: Neoliberalism in Silicon Valley Food and Technology Culture
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Kids deserve the best we can offer: an analysis of school lunch
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The role labor unions and worker centers play in restaurant industry equality
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Empathy for justice: a social transformation of the US food system
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Commodity racism, cultural appropriation, and the perpetuation of oppressive food discourse
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Collaborative effort for systems change: views across the food movement
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Empty bellies in fields of plenty: a review of the U.S. federal food and nutrition programs and rural food insecurity
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