right to food

easy-to-read text in armenian

eating is, at its core, a basic human need - but it’s also wrapped up in cultural meanings, political forces and psychological pressures.

what we eat, how we eat, where we eat and - perhaps most importantly - how our bodies are viewed in the midst of it all, are deeply connected.

conversations about healthy eating and the right to food might seem, at first, like matters of medicine or just another wellness tip. but they run much deeper: they’re about our bodies, our identities, our dignity and our freedom