What might a world without hunger look like? On this episode of Chewing the Fat, we interview Dr. M. Jahi Chappell about his book, "Beginning to End Hunger: Food and the Environment in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and Beyond." From the story about a city of 5 million that took on food security more holistically, we learn about how to unite sustainability and economic well-being: in policy design, community-building, and ultimately, deepening our commitment to human rights. Jahi then shares his reflections on how researchers should critically examine their roles in movement-building. What does it look like to create trust and be in one another’s lives, and how would that change what we think and do about hunger--here and everywhere?
