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YFM at Slow Food Nation 2008
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Send to a FriendYouth Food Movement at Slow Food Nation
At Slow Food Nation 2008, hundreds of young people participated in five days of activities dedicated toward building and empowering networks of students, young farmers, cooks, artisans, activists and eaters; giving them new resources; linking them with mentors in the wider food movement; and, allowing them to inspire others.
Through workshops and seed swaps, teach-ins and Eat-Ins, the message was: the fast food generation is taking it slow.
Slow Food Nation at Home
Slow Food Nation was in San Francisco in 2008, but Slow Food is more than just an event, it’s a way of living. Stay connected with local, national, and international discussion by joining the Youth Food Movement Google Group and Youth Food Movement Facebook Group. Bring home the connections from Slow Food Nation by exploring the links below.
