Whole Earth Summit. I’ll be talking with Nikki Silvestri about Love, Purpose, & the Food Movement, 5:15-6:15pm EDT. Click here to register for FREE.
Kent, OH
Ithaca, NY
A History of Good & Bad Ideas to Feed the World
160 Mann, Cornell University
7pm, Wednesday, October 16th
Sponsored by the Food Collective
Berkeley, CA
I’ll be co-teaching the Edible Education 101 class with Michael Pollan at Berkeley. More details will be posted on the Edible Schoolyard site. Public attendance will be limited, but the course will be available online, as a free MOOC. Details to come!
San Francisco CA
Wed, Oct 2 2013 – 6:30pm
Finding Justice, Health, Security and Sustainability in Good Food
Jason Mark, Editor, Earth Island Journal; Co-manager, Alemany Farm
Nick Saul, CEO, Community Food Centres Canada; Author, The Stop
Raj Patel, Activist; Author, Stuffed and Starved
Nikki Henderson, Executive Director, People’s Grocery
New Haven, CT
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Raj Patel author, journalist, and food policy expert, continuously challenges our presumptions about the global economy with his work both as a policy analyst and activist. He has worked for some of the most prestigious international organizations and protested against them, and constantly works to find ways to improve the world’s food system.
Berkeley, CA
Please join us at the launch reception for the Food Labor Research Center (FLRC), a new project of the UC Berkeley Labor Center.
The FLRC is the first research center in the country to focus on the intersection of food justice and worker justice, and to raise awareness about the wages and working conditions of the 20 million workers in the U.S. food system. Founded this fall as a project of the UC Berkeley Labor Center, the FLRC has already collaborated with the Food Chain Workers Alliance to produce two reports, The Hands That Feed Us and A Dime a Day.
Join us for food, wine, and ‘food for thought’ from leading food and labor thinkers.
Berkeley, CA
EE103: The Green Revolution – Raj Patel, Author, Activist, Economist
https://edibleschoolyard.org/civicrm/event/register?reset=1&id=206
New York, NY
The world population is estimated to surpass 8 billion people in the next 20 years—how can we ensure that our food system will sustain us? Join us for an exciting round-table discussion exploring long-term global food security.