November 2020 e-Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE: Intersections of Food || Movements and Crises || Meso-America Hurricanes || Haiti Land Grabs || Psychology and Liberation || Solidarity Match

Food as Control, Food as Resistance: Black, Indigenous, Palestinian

How do Indigenous, Black and Palestinian struggles for food sovereignty intersect, both in trauma and in resistance? Grassroots co-hosted a recent webinar with Just World Books exploring the question.

Converging to Overcome Crisis and Change the System

In her powerful and timely article featured in this year’s Right to Food and Nutrition Watch, Grassroots International’s Salena Tramel explores diverse social movements' responses to crisis.

Movements Lead Recovery from Back-to-back Hurricanes

After two Category-4 hurricanes slammed into Meso-America, Grassroots International partners sprung into action. These social movements with deep roots in their communities are tackling immediate needs and long-term recovery.

Haitian Movements Denounce Land Grabs

In a recent statement, Haitian small farmer and human rights organizations — including Grassroots International partners — denounce ongoing violent land grabs in north and northeastern Haiti.

Justice Delayed in Turbulent Times Online Event

Join Grassroots International and the Martín-Baró Initiative for Mental Health & Human Rights for an online 31st Anniversary Commemoration.

Step Up and Deepen Your Impact!

Would you consider donating to our Solidarity Match campaign? Every gift received between now and December 31, up to $20,000, will be matched — doubling your impact!

In the face of COVID, climate change and other crises, another world is possible. You, social movements and communities are building it together. Let’s continue to step up, heading into 2021.