Food Deserts

Facing Eviction from an Urban Farm, Baltimore Activists Continue Their Fight for Food Sovereignty

There Is Enough Food, Just Not Enough Food Access

Empowering Communities to Feed Themselves in the Time of COVID-19

Questions Persist as Another Municipality Regulates Dollar Stores

A woman pushing a cart through a supermarket

Eliminating Food Deserts Won’t Help Poorer Americans Eat Healthier — Here’s What Will

Making Sacramento the “Farm-to-Every-Fork” Capital

Why Community-Owned Grocery Stores Are the Best Recipe for Revitalizing Food Deserts

Can Cities Ever Eliminate Hunger?

How Atlanta and Other Cities Can Become More Edible

Obama Presidential Library

Economics in Brief: ‘Obama Ordinance’ Would Protect Community Members from Gentrification

New West Baltimore Program Brings Fresh Produce to Residents’ Doorsteps

How West Oakland Financed Its Own Grocery Store

Economics in Brief: A Co-Op Grows in a Food Desert

How More Black Commercial Developers Could Change Chicago

Finding the Sweet Spot for a Sustainable Nonprofit Grocery in D.C.

A customer enters a Dollar General store in North Tulsa.

Behind Tulsa’s Fight Against the Rising Threat of Dollar Stores

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