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ripe. co-founder Kelsey Adams breaks down food insecurity in Canada by the numbers.

she outlines its severe impact on health outcomes, racialized populations and how it has been exacerbated by COVID-19.

read the full article on the ripe. blog to learn how food insecurity affects Black and Indigenous people in Toronto and throughout Canada.

Food Insecurity in Canada | ripe. zine KELSEY ADAMS outlines the way food insecurity disproportionately affects Black and Indigenous people in Toronto and throughout Canada

in collaboration with Ocean Wise, dive into the future of sustainable seafood. luckily, it's already here!

find out how restorative aquaculture help the environment and is super affordable for your next dinner plate 🌊

if you like this article, check out the full issue two on food sovereignty available in our online store. there are very *limited* copies left! but no worries, we also have digital .PDFs for $5

Restorative Seafood Aquaculture is the Future | ripe. zine Dive into the ways restorative seafood aquaculture can support a healthy planet and diet

🚨 Blog Alert 🚨

Today we are sharing Winnie Wang's piece from issue two. She got the chance to speak with the urban farmer and food justice activist Cheyenne Sundance from sundance harvest on how she started farming and on combatting food insecurity in Toronto.

We still have a couple print copies left for sale but if you don't want to pay for shipping Digital Copies are also now available on our website.

What an amazing interview! Click below to read 👀 ⬇️

Q&A with Cheyenne Sundance of Sundance Harvest Farm | ripe. zine The urban farmer and food justice activist speaks candidly about combatting food insecurity in Toronto.