We are thrilled to be in Baltimore for Netroots Nation 2024, July 11 - 13! Follow us as we build power with hundreds of organizations doing the work of social justice to make our world better.
More Information ➪
About Us
Eating Nutritious Food Is a Winning Strategy
We are living and organizing for progress at a critical moment in our country’s history. The question is, how do we build a movement that is powerful and sustainable?
We need activists that take care of themselves and each other. We need healthy people.
The change that we seek starts with all of us placing real value on our health and the long-term sustainability of the movement. We tend to make punishing sacrifices on our bodies believing this is necessary to win.
But the truth is that a campaign full of healthy people is the winning strategy.
Good nutrition has an important role in supporting our immune system — our body’s defense against pathogens.
Read Margie Roswell's article, Good Nutrition is Antiviral.
View Article ➪
Events
Upcoming events and virtual meetings.
Healthy Campaign begins with a community of people who share a personal and collective goal of eating real food and becoming healthy as individuals. We envision a “real food plan” as part of every campaign’s strategy, offices stocked with the simple tools and ingredients that make healthy food preparation quick and easy, delicious recipes that enliven long days, and campaign workers who are nurtured in their change-making work.
The latest from the blog
Good Nutrition is Antiviral - Choosing foods with antiviral properties — and avoiding harmful foods — can help protect ourselves and our communities from the bodily ravages of this virus. This form of prevention and healing needs to be part of our public health messaging during this crisis.Frequently asked questions
DIY Green contains resources to teach people how to live a more sustainable life. We create webinars, guides, and DIY tools to grow and prepare for a better future.
Climate change is no longer a looming catastrophe — it’s happening right now. And, we must adapt if we are going to survive. We are teaching people how to grow their own food and build sustainable communities.