Providing access to fresh, healthy, nutritious, and affordable foods, promoting gardening, advocating for equitable government food budges, developing food network systems, and promoting land sovereignty.
Food Justice works to ensure universal access to nutritious and affordable food for all, while also addressing questions of land ownership, agricultural practices, distribution of resources, workers’ rights, and the historical injustices Black communities have faced. Food justice is important because it scrutinizes the structural roots of the food systems that leads to food apartheid, and it aspires to address food access disparities.