Food Justice and Art: Fostering Connections and Understanding
by Lindsay Anne Herring, Food Studies Master of Arts Candidate, Chatham University and Food Justice Intern, Contemporary Craft Anna Metcalfe, Pop-up Pollinator Picnic, (detail) Installation, dimensions vary; .5”x6”x7” (one plate), Porcelain, glaze, transfer prints,...Slow Food Live recap: Immigrant Farm and Food Chain Workers
Slow Food Live recap: Immigrant Farm and Food Chain Workers by Michelle DiMuzio, Slow Food USA editorial intern Farmers and hired farmworkers are essential workers. Our food chain depends on the labor of immigrants, many of whom are undocumented. The Slow Food USA...Slow Food USA launches BIPOC Affinity Group
JOIN US AT MONTHLY EIJ OFFICE HOURSSlow Food USA is creating space for continued conversations about building a movement rooted in antiracism and anti-oppression and strengthening our commitment to equity, inclusion and justice (EIJ). We invite all members of Slow...The Next Four Years: Food and Farm Transition Recommendations
Sent to the Honorable Anita Dunn, Ted Kaufman, Michelle Lujan Grisham, Cedric Richmond, and Jeffrey Zients Co-Chairs, Transition Team of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris 1401 Constitution Ave NW Washington, DC 20230 Re: Food and Farm...Sister Farms: How Slow Food East Bay Showed Up for Local Farmers
Learn how Slow Food East Bay supported community through Sister Farms, a program aimed to support immigrant and small-scale farmers of color by working to find markets for their crops.
