In the past, there was a “single story” about global food security—that food insecurity existed outside U.S. borders, among farming communities—that lent itself to a simple policy solution: increasing agricultural production in developing countries. It is still incredibly important to do this—but not only this. As demographics change, geopolitics shift, Covid-19 surges, climate change causes temperature and weather extremes worldwide, and societies address the realities of racial inequalities, today’s food insecurity requires new solutions. On Reset the Table, we’ll make room at the table for fresh ideas for solving food insecurity around the world and right here at home.