US Edition2025 Zócalo Book Prize: Can We Reimagine How We Feed Ourselves?
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2025 Zócalo Book Prize: Can We Reimagine How We Feed Ourselves?
THE TAKEAWAY How Community and Connection Might Solve Hunger 2025 Zócalo Book Prize Winner Jean-Martin Bauer Finds Hope in Local Solutions to a Global Problem By Sarah Rothbard | May 30, 2025 “Today, over 300 million people face acute hunger, while 2.8 billion can’t afford a healthy diet. And behind each of these numbers is a person, is a suffering family … or a community cut to pieces,” said Jean-Martin Bauer, winner of the 2025 Zócalo Book Pri…
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