I have been watching, on and off throughout the last few weeks, as one of our neighbors methodically removes all of the bushes and small trees that populate a fence line between their field and another neighbor’s field.
Being a parent has shaped my 25 years at PAN in fundamental ways. The more I learned, the the more protective I felt of our daughter Linnea, and the more horrified I was about the millions of children around the world who are regularly exposed to dangerous pesticides.
Executive Director Kristin Schafer reflects on two and a half decades of work, including industry efforts to block any and all initiatives that threaten their bottom line. Learn more
We're seeking energetic leadership to move PAN's mission forward, with deep commitment to social justice and racial equity in the food system and beyond. Learn more
On International Day of No Pesticide Use, PAN and global partners delivered over 187,300 petition signatures demanding an end to the FAO / CropLife partnership. Learn more
As I look back on two and a half decades of work with PAN, a clear through-line is the pesticide industry's consistent, aggressive efforts to protect their bottom line.
On International Day of No Pesticide Use, December 3, Pesticide Action Network (PAN) and our partners from around the world delivered over 187,300 petition signatures from more than 107 countries to United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)’s Director-General Qu Dongyu.
The Protect America’s Children from Toxic Pesticides Act (PACTPA) bill would overhaul U.S. pesticide regulations, ultimately mandating new rules to protect people and the environment. Learn more
We recently chatted with Ilang to learn more about her background, current work, and vision for the future of food and farming. Learn more
It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that PAN Board member David Chatfield passed away on Saturday, December 4. We send our condolences to David’s wife Jo Ann, and all in his extended family and community who will miss him dearly.
