We Asked Farmers to Draw Their Food Systems.
June 24, 2026
Here is what they showed us.
A Mayor Has A Plan To Revive Bignona’s Food System
June 23, 2026
And it starts with 40 women.
How DIG is Responding to the Loss of USAID Funding
November 3, 2025
Funding cuts around the world are having a outsized impact on some of the world's most vulnerable, like children diagnosed as malnourished. See how DIG's program is stepping in to fill a gap.
How Anastasia’s Garden Transformed Her Family’s Future
November 21, 2024
Meet Anastasia For millions around the world, including women like Anastasia from the Kanyabukungu Batwa group in Uganda, “food security” is an elusive concept. Anastasia, an 80-year-old widow, has spent years navigating the harsh realities of food insecurity. Caring for 14 family members, her children and grandchildren, she has been carrying the heavy burden of providing for them all. Many nights, there was no food, and she and her family went to bed on empty stomachs. To survive, Anastasia and
Gloria Receives FAO Innovation Award
November 20, 2024
DIG’s Priority Household Program
October 26, 2022
DIG's most intensive program targets families with children under age five who have been diagnosed as malnourished.
DIG’s Farmer Field School
October 26, 2022
DIG's foundational program prioritizes uniquely marginalized people. They learn to grow nutrient-rich gardens using regenerative agriculture as a way of improving theirs and their family's nutrition, food security, and income.
