SID's new report "Feeding Profits, Starving People" reveals how the financialization of food is driving global hunger, inequality and rising food prices—and why urgent systemic reform is needed to reclaim food as a public good.
This issue of the Journal, developed in collaboration with the Nawi Afrifem Collective, turns toward the wide and ever-evolving landscape of Pan-African feminist labour narratives.
This issue explores how religion, faith, and development intersect, shaping human dignity, social justice, and global change while navigating their historic ambivalences.
Join us for a breakfast meeting to discuss the centrality of economic policies and systems to effective public health and the importance of WHO’s draft strategy on the economics of health for all.
