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Movement News | September 3, 2026
Join Us at Climate Week NYC to Talk Fisheries and the Future of Seafood
Pictured: Melanie Brown, commercial and Tribal fisherwoman; SalmonState, World Forum of Fisherpeople If you’ll be in NYC during Climate Week in September, we’d love...
Movement News | August 5, 2026
Women Defending Land, Water, and Food Sovereignty
Pictured: Members of the World Forum of Fisher Peoples (WFFP) stand together against industrial aquaculture at the 3rd Nyéléni Global...
Movement News | July 10, 2026
EPA Drops Microplastics Monitoring for Offshore Fish Farm
An investigation by The New York Times examines the firing of an EPA environmental engineer after he pushed to require...
Movement News | June 30, 2026
Puerto Rico’s Small-Scale Fisheries Are Fighting More Than Climate Change
Pictured above: Tomás Ayala and Pedro Gómez drive a boat off the coast of the island-municipality of Culebra. Photo: Nelson...
Movement News | June 11, 2026
Tim Gibbons: Why Farmers Aren’t Buying the Fish Farm Industry’s Promises
In a commentary for the Columbia Missourian, Tim Gibbons, executive director of the National Family Farm Coalition, argues that industrial...
Movement News | May 31, 2026
For All the Fish Brings Community Together in Maine
On May 31, NAMA joined fishing families, community members, conservation advocates, and other allies in Downeast Maine for the first-ever...
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