Food Justice and Security

Food sovereignty means communities have control over their own food systems.

Food system resilience means the ability to provide food security over time.

A 'freedge' is a type of library book about food.

Library food programs only provide immediate hunger relief, not long-term solutions.

What is a 'food swamp'?

Nutrition education can help people make better food choices for their families.

What rights should family farmers have regarding seeds?

Local food procurement helps support small farmers.

Which historical event is considered the beginning of the food justice movement?

Which of these environmental boundaries have we already crossed according to The study guide?

Low income is the only factor that affects food security.

Food subsidies have no effect on conflicts.

All communities define food security in exactly the same way.

What did libraries report they want to do in the future?

Youth skills in agriculture and entrepreneurship can support peace.

The term 'food desert' masks deliberate policy decisions.

According to The study guide, how many people lived in constant hunger in 2013?

Food sovereignty and food security mean exactly the same thing.

Food insecurity means the same thing as being hungry for one meal.

What is food justice?