Get Healthy Harlem

I saw this video about a new program happening in Harlem that teaches kids to cook healthier.  Each week the kids and their families come in and learn how to cook healthy foods.  I would've loved something like this when I was younger!  I saw the gethealthyharlem logo in the back and was happy to see that they were involved!  check it out for yourselves.

On this week's episode of Fault Lines, Josh Rushing explores the world of cheap food for Americans living in the lower class.

What opportunities do people have to eat healthy? Who is responsible for food deserts and processed food in American schools?

Fault Lines finds food revolutions taking place and speaks with the people that are fighting back.

The wonderful benefits of eating healthy, delicious fish!

Just in time for Thanksgiving, a video with tips on how to avoid portion sizes that are too large! The video includes photos of portion sizes from restaurants in Harlem.

These students at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism did a piece about La Marquita, an old market under the elevated Metro North railroad tracks on Park Ave. (between 111th St.

Going meatless on Mondays promotes better health, and also decreases our carbon footprint!

If we change... the world changes too.

James Subhudi of WEACT speaks about the lack of equality in finding healthy food in urban communities of color.

This is part three of a three-part interview with "King Corn" documentary filmmaker Curt Eillis.