Η νέα έκθεση «Food Work» του @IPESFood αναδεικνύει τον τρόπο με τον οποίο οι εργαζόμενοι στα αγροδιατροφικά συστήματα οργανώνονται για να διεκδικήσουν καλύτερες αμοιβές, ασφαλέστερους χώρους εργασίας και ισχυρότερα εργασιακά δικαιώματα.
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#foodwork | IPES-Food
🚨 Just launched: FOOD WORK – our new report on the workers behind our food and the exploitation they face.
Nearly 1.4 billion people – two out of every five workers worldwide – work in food systems. ...
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November 2, 2026 at 2:06 PM
Η νέα έκθεση «Food Work» του @IPESFood αναδεικνύει τον τρόπο με τον οποίο οι εργαζόμενοι στα αγροδιατροφικά συστήματα οργανώνονται για να διεκδικήσουν καλύτερες αμοιβές, ασφαλέστερους χώρους εργασίας και ισχυρότερα εργασιακά δικαιώματα.
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📖 “Food Work”, the new @IPESFood repost shows how workers in #agrifood systems are organising to win better pay, safer workplaces and stronger labour rights, setting out also how governments, employers and labour movements can secure decent work & equal rights for migrant workers.
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#foodwork | IPES-Food
🚨 Just launched: FOOD WORK – our new report on the workers behind our food and the exploitation they face.
Nearly 1.4 billion people – two out of every five workers worldwide – work in food systems. ...
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November 2, 2026 at 2:06 PM
📖 “Food Work”, the new @IPESFood repost shows how workers in #agrifood systems are organising to win better pay, safer workplaces and stronger labour rights, setting out also how governments, employers and labour movements can secure decent work & equal rights for migrant workers.
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🌍 This #WorldFoodDay, let’s recognise the women who keep us fed.
Women perform 76% of unpaid care work – cooking, feeding, caring for families – that keeps the world fed.
Work that is invisible & undervalued.
It’s time to value #FoodWork, paid & unpaid.
⚒️ Our report ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Women perform 76% of unpaid care work – cooking, feeding, caring for families – that keeps the world fed.
Work that is invisible & undervalued.
It’s time to value #FoodWork, paid & unpaid.
⚒️ Our report ipes-food.org/report/food-...
October 16, 2026 at 2:07 PM
🌍 This #WorldFoodDay, let’s recognise the women who keep us fed.
Women perform 76% of unpaid care work – cooking, feeding, caring for families – that keeps the world fed.
Work that is invisible & undervalued.
It’s time to value #FoodWork, paid & unpaid.
⚒️ Our report ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Women perform 76% of unpaid care work – cooking, feeding, caring for families – that keeps the world fed.
Work that is invisible & undervalued.
It’s time to value #FoodWork, paid & unpaid.
⚒️ Our report ipes-food.org/report/food-...
✊ Food worker exploitation is not inevitable.
Our #FoodWork report sets out 5 priorities for change:
✊ Build worker power
⚖️ Secure decent work
🛂 Equal rights for migrant workers
🏢 Rein in corporate power
❤️ Value food work
👉 Read the report: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Our #FoodWork report sets out 5 priorities for change:
✊ Build worker power
⚖️ Secure decent work
🛂 Equal rights for migrant workers
🏢 Rein in corporate power
❤️ Value food work
👉 Read the report: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
October 8, 2026 at 12:32 PM
✊ Food worker exploitation is not inevitable.
Our #FoodWork report sets out 5 priorities for change:
✊ Build worker power
⚖️ Secure decent work
🛂 Equal rights for migrant workers
🏢 Rein in corporate power
❤️ Value food work
👉 Read the report: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Our #FoodWork report sets out 5 priorities for change:
✊ Build worker power
⚖️ Secure decent work
🛂 Equal rights for migrant workers
🏢 Rein in corporate power
❤️ Value food work
👉 Read the report: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
1/ Who are the workers behind the food on our plates? What is that work really like?
1.4 billion people work across food systems – the world’s largest workforce. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector. #FoodWork
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1.4 billion people work across food systems – the world’s largest workforce. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector. #FoodWork
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October 6, 2026 at 10:32 AM
1/ Who are the workers behind the food on our plates? What is that work really like?
1.4 billion people work across food systems – the world’s largest workforce. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector. #FoodWork
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
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1.4 billion people work across food systems – the world’s largest workforce. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector. #FoodWork
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
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4/4 But exploitation is not inevitable.
When food workers organize, they win better pay, safer workplaces & stronger rights.
Good food should never depend on poverty wages, unsafe work or invisible labour.
Read our new report #FoodWork: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
When food workers organize, they win better pay, safer workplaces & stronger rights.
Good food should never depend on poverty wages, unsafe work or invisible labour.
Read our new report #FoodWork: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
FOOD WORK | IPES-Food report
NEW IPES-Food report – 1.4 billion people work in food systems. Food Work exposes systemic labour exploitation and sets out how to secure rights and dignified work for all.
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October 6, 2026 at 10:32 AM
4/4 But exploitation is not inevitable.
When food workers organize, they win better pay, safer workplaces & stronger rights.
Good food should never depend on poverty wages, unsafe work or invisible labour.
Read our new report #FoodWork: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
When food workers organize, they win better pay, safer workplaces & stronger rights.
Good food should never depend on poverty wages, unsafe work or invisible labour.
Read our new report #FoodWork: ipes-food.org/report/food-...
⚒️ Behind every meal is someone’s work. But what is that work really like?
1.4 billion people work in food systems – yet no other sector exploits more workers.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes why: exploitation is built into the system.
👉 ipes-food.org/report/food-...
1.4 billion people work in food systems – yet no other sector exploits more workers.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes why: exploitation is built into the system.
👉 ipes-food.org/report/food-...
October 5, 2026 at 10:18 AM
⚒️ Behind every meal is someone’s work. But what is that work really like?
1.4 billion people work in food systems – yet no other sector exploits more workers.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes why: exploitation is built into the system.
👉 ipes-food.org/report/food-...
1.4 billion people work in food systems – yet no other sector exploits more workers.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes why: exploitation is built into the system.
👉 ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Our food systems cannot function without workers. So why are so many exploited?
Low pay. Unsafe work. Insecure jobs. Wage theft. Forced labour.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes the exploitation running through the global food chain, and how to end it.
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
#LabourRights
Low pay. Unsafe work. Insecure jobs. Wage theft. Forced labour.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes the exploitation running through the global food chain, and how to end it.
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
#LabourRights
October 5, 2026 at 3:57 PM
Our food systems cannot function without workers. So why are so many exploited?
Low pay. Unsafe work. Insecure jobs. Wage theft. Forced labour.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes the exploitation running through the global food chain, and how to end it.
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
#LabourRights
Low pay. Unsafe work. Insecure jobs. Wage theft. Forced labour.
Our new #FoodWork report exposes the exploitation running through the global food chain, and how to end it.
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
#LabourRights
🚨 NEW REPORT: The world’s largest workforce is also its most exploited.
1.4 billion people – 2 in 5 workers worldwide – work in food systems. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector.
Read & share #FoodWork:
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
1.4 billion people – 2 in 5 workers worldwide – work in food systems. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector.
Read & share #FoodWork:
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
FOOD WORK | IPES-Food report
NEW IPES-Food report – 1.4 billion people work in food systems. Food Work exposes systemic labour exploitation and sets out how to secure rights and dignified work for all.
ipes-food.org
October 5, 2026 at 8:39 AM
🚨 NEW REPORT: The world’s largest workforce is also its most exploited.
1.4 billion people – 2 in 5 workers worldwide – work in food systems. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector.
Read & share #FoodWork:
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
1.4 billion people – 2 in 5 workers worldwide – work in food systems. Yet food systems exploit more workers than any other sector.
Read & share #FoodWork:
ipes-food.org/report/food-...
Behind every meal is the work of many people. But what is that work really like?
📆 Join us on 5 Oct for the launch of #FoodWork, our new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
What will it take to guarantee dignified work for all?
👉 Register now: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
📆 Join us on 5 Oct for the launch of #FoodWork, our new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
What will it take to guarantee dignified work for all?
👉 Register now: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
September 25, 2026 at 1:16 PM
Behind every meal is the work of many people. But what is that work really like?
📆 Join us on 5 Oct for the launch of #FoodWork, our new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
What will it take to guarantee dignified work for all?
👉 Register now: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
📆 Join us on 5 Oct for the launch of #FoodWork, our new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
What will it take to guarantee dignified work for all?
👉 Register now: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
📢Who really keeps the world fed?
On 5 Oct, we launch #FoodWork, our major new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
Join @rajpatel.org, @deschuttero.bsky.social & labour advocates… what will it take to make food work dignified work?
👉 Register: ipes-food.org/launch-webin...
On 5 Oct, we launch #FoodWork, our major new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
Join @rajpatel.org, @deschuttero.bsky.social & labour advocates… what will it take to make food work dignified work?
👉 Register: ipes-food.org/launch-webin...
LAUNCH WEBINAR : Food work
Launch of Food Work, a landmark IPES-Food report exposing labour exploitation across global food systems and how to guarantee dignified food work for all - 5 October.
ipes-food.org
September 24, 2026 at 5:22 PM
📢Who really keeps the world fed?
On 5 Oct, we launch #FoodWork, our major new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
Join @rajpatel.org, @deschuttero.bsky.social & labour advocates… what will it take to make food work dignified work?
👉 Register: ipes-food.org/launch-webin...
On 5 Oct, we launch #FoodWork, our major new report exposing exploitation across global food chains.
Join @rajpatel.org, @deschuttero.bsky.social & labour advocates… what will it take to make food work dignified work?
👉 Register: ipes-food.org/launch-webin...
We're looking back today at another well-cited JMF article, which examines mothers' foodwork, maternal guilt, and emotion work: tinyurl.com/ymh74p8n
#ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch
#ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch
August 20, 2026 at 5:34 PM
We're looking back today at another well-cited JMF article, which examines mothers' foodwork, maternal guilt, and emotion work: tinyurl.com/ymh74p8n
#ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch
#ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch
right, that makes sense. so cool. I am just getting my feet wet in LARP combat (fundamental different of course, except for I am thinking possibly foodwork stuff) but its got me actually engaging my brain about weapon fighting instead of just going OOO SWORD
August 17, 2026 at 10:22 AM
right, that makes sense. so cool. I am just getting my feet wet in LARP combat (fundamental different of course, except for I am thinking possibly foodwork stuff) but its got me actually engaging my brain about weapon fighting instead of just going OOO SWORD
The 10-question Household #Foodwork Interactional Assessment Questionnaire #FIAQ10 is free for use in #nutrition studies and clinics! ✨🥗🫕🍴✔️ The paper describing the development of the FIA-Q10 is out today: ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.... #NourishTeam
Development of the 10-question household foodwork interactional assessment questionnaire (FIA-Q10) - International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
Background Public health nutrition recommendations and clinical dietary interventions emphasize eating healthy food at home, implicitly requiring household foodwork. Household foodwork is defined as t...
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November 28, 2024 at 8:28 PM
The 10-question Household #Foodwork Interactional Assessment Questionnaire #FIAQ10 is free for use in #nutrition studies and clinics! ✨🥗🫕🍴✔️ The paper describing the development of the FIA-Q10 is out today: ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.... #NourishTeam
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ตะลุยลิตเติ้ลอินเดียเมืองไทย ลิ้มลองอาหารฉบับภารตะ | Foodwork
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How did Canadian housewives become “housesoldiers”? And can food actually win wars? Read on!
Canadian Food Studies suggests you start with Jennifer Brady’s review of Ian Mosby’s first book, "Food Will Win The War: The Politics, Culture and Science of Food" (doi.org/10.15353/cfs...).
Canadian Food Studies suggests you start with Jennifer Brady’s review of Ian Mosby’s first book, "Food Will Win The War: The Politics, Culture and Science of Food" (doi.org/10.15353/cfs...).
November 21, 2025 at 10:11 PM
How did Canadian housewives become “housesoldiers”? And can food actually win wars? Read on!
Canadian Food Studies suggests you start with Jennifer Brady’s review of Ian Mosby’s first book, "Food Will Win The War: The Politics, Culture and Science of Food" (doi.org/10.15353/cfs...).
Canadian Food Studies suggests you start with Jennifer Brady’s review of Ian Mosby’s first book, "Food Will Win The War: The Politics, Culture and Science of Food" (doi.org/10.15353/cfs...).
More Passion,
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February 8, 2024 at 2:48 PM
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Getting local food to schools is tricky because of systematic disinvestment in school foodwork, poor kitchen infrastructure, and supply chain consolidation. BUT these trends can be reversed. US schools can and do pay local farmers to diversify their production localfoodeconomics.com/wp-content/u...
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February 21, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Getting local food to schools is tricky because of systematic disinvestment in school foodwork, poor kitchen infrastructure, and supply chain consolidation. BUT these trends can be reversed. US schools can and do pay local farmers to diversify their production localfoodeconomics.com/wp-content/u...
I was recently in a workshop on dysphagia and COPD. The people with living experience describe how exhausting and limited their diet has become, and the challenge of having a balanced nutritional diet. I never heard the term "foodwork" but that's exactly what they described.
May 9, 2026 at 2:20 PM
I was recently in a workshop on dysphagia and COPD. The people with living experience describe how exhausting and limited their diet has become, and the challenge of having a balanced nutritional diet. I never heard the term "foodwork" but that's exactly what they described.
"The cover image, taken from Carmen de Burgos's Nueva cocina práctica (1925), references one of the authors analyzed and prepares the reader to sit down to an interdisciplinary feast, as chef Ingram serves up knowledge on foodwork as a gendered expression of culture."
muse.jhu.edu/article/948239
muse.jhu.edu/article/948239
Project MUSE - Women's Work: How Culinary Cultures Shaped Modern Spain by Rebecca Ingram (review)
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February 14, 2025 at 1:39 AM
"The cover image, taken from Carmen de Burgos's Nueva cocina práctica (1925), references one of the authors analyzed and prepares the reader to sit down to an interdisciplinary feast, as chef Ingram serves up knowledge on foodwork as a gendered expression of culture."
muse.jhu.edu/article/948239
muse.jhu.edu/article/948239
Breastfeeding as Foodwork: The Unseen Labour of Employed Black Low-income Mothers in South Africa
Breastfeeding as Foodwork: The Unseen Labour of Employed Black Low-income Mothers in South Africa
Feranaaz Farista and Ameeta Jaga, Ph.D. In our article for Gender & Society titled, Workplace Breastfeeding as Foodwork in Organizational Settings: Advancing Knowledge from Black, Low-Income Wo…
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March 28, 2025 at 11:19 AM
Breastfeeding as Foodwork: The Unseen Labour of Employed Black Low-income Mothers in South Africa
Foodwork and working from home: Time allocation of Latin American couples: Molina, José Alberto
NEP/RePEc link
to paper
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May 9, 2026 at 4:51 AM
Foodwork and working from home: Time allocation of Latin American couples: Molina, José Alberto
This latest publication is our third paper set in Sunnyside, an historically Black neighbourhood in Houston, Texas. Our previous work in @jmfncfr.bsky.social addressed how low-income Black mothers enact culturally distinct strategies to survive a broken social safety net.
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<em>Journal of Marriage and Family</em> | NCFR Family Science Journal | Wiley Online Library
Objective This study advances contemporary theories of motherhood, mothering, and foodwork within the context of poverty by focusing on the ways that low-income Black mothers engage interdependent c...
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May 13, 2026 at 9:53 PM
This latest publication is our third paper set in Sunnyside, an historically Black neighbourhood in Houston, Texas. Our previous work in @jmfncfr.bsky.social addressed how low-income Black mothers enact culturally distinct strategies to survive a broken social safety net.
doi.org/10.1111/jomf...
doi.org/10.1111/jomf...