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When Jimmy Ng introduced the process of planting and growing food to elementary students in North Long Beach, he was dumbstruck when they could not answer the question of where a piece of fruit came from...
News Report by Jacob Simas / NAM Youth Wire reporters
Two months into a new school year that saw stricter federal nutrition guidelines go into effect for school meals, youth reporters from New America Media fanned out in high schools across California to interview their peers and check out the view from the lunch line...
The Food Studies program at The New School in New York City draws on a range of disciplines to explore the connections between food and the environment, politics, history, and culture...
By Mark Westbrook
Not a pity-inducing documentary, not a love for animals, not for chakras, chi, or chicks (see disclaimer at bottom)...
Summer is supposed to be a time when kids can break free from the rigors of school...
For decades, professional kitchens and restaurants were almost exclusively the domain of male chefs. In recent years, women have come to the forefront as food writers, entrepreneurs and professional chefs...
Edgar Nuñez (left) and his father are but two examples of small business owners along the Anaheim Corridor. ..
Mojarra frita. Photo by Prumsodun Ok.
La Concha is a comfy hole-in-the-wall sitting in one of Anaheim Street’s many strip malls...
Reporting by Aurora Saldivar & Noelly Resendiz.
Videography & editing by Santos Reyes.
Aurora Saldivar, Noely Resendiz, and Santos Reyes cover the launch of The Farmers Market down on 6th street at Coachella, Ca...
New America Media/The kNOw, Commentary, Luis Pacheco, Posted: Nov 23, 2011
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, released Nov...
What does it take to produce and sell a soft drink today?
From manufacturing and bottling to market research and distribution, the soft drink industry involves a complex and sometimes mysterious chain of players, systems, and strategies...
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