Food & Farming Journalism Network

The Food and Farming Journalism Network (FFJN) is an online community of journalists covering the industrial food system and its impacts on climate, health, economics, workers and animal welfare. It’s a members-only space for journalists (and editors) at all stages of their careers, working as freelancers or staff writers.  

Members have access to a moderated Slack channel, a twice-monthly email alert with the latest reporting, fellowship and other career and learning opportunities, access to monthly Zoom gatherings for networking and learning, early registration for FFJN’s webinar series, Food System Forensics, and other resources. 


Members publish at top media outlets, including The Guardian, Vox, Mongabay, DeSmog and more. Check out some of the FFJN members’ recent work below.

DeSmog | Fish Farming Industry is Using ‘Misleading’ Figures to Downplay its Role in Overfishing, New Research Finds

High Country News | Banning concentrated feedlots is on the ballot in Sonoma

Mongabay  | Can aquaculture solve the Mediterranean’s overfishing problem?

Sentient | Are COP29 Food Pledges Going to Succeed? COP28’s Impact Holds Clues

The Revelator | Out-of-Control Wildlife Trade Is Shackling a Key Climate Solution

Vox | A newly surfaced document reveals the beef industry’s secret climate plan

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