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In this episode, we hear from Ora Wise, co-founder of FIG, a New York City-based collective working to transform the food system from within. Over the last decade, food has been a professional, political, and creative outlet for Ora. Here, Ora reflects on her experiences connecting with Palestinian farmers in the West Bank, and, with […]
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