PAN is working to build a vision that embraces the principles of agroecology – acknowledging, learning about, accepting, and promoting complexity in

We already see the impacts of climate change on agriculture. As monoculture farms get bigger and bigger, they must increase the amount

Because our agrifood systems currently rely on massive amounts of pesticides in order to be productive and efficient, farmworkers, communities of color,

Today’s food and farming systems do more to feed the pockets of billion-dollar corporations than they do to feed people. Centralized, agrichemical-intensive,

PAN works at the state, federal, and international level or organize, advocate, and communicate. We work with grassroots groups, national and international

We are a small organization with a nimble strategy comprised of three prongs: grassroots science, strategic communications, and organizing.