Slow Food Bay Area: How to Make Good, Clean and Fair Food Accessible for Everyone

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photo by Stlbites, http://www.flickr.com/photos/stlbites/2867085201/

Straight from the Society for Agriculture and Food Ecology:

How do we close the food gap?

For those into sustainable food and food access--and willing to travel to San Francisco--this talk is a don't miss. Slow Food Bay Area will host a panel on how to make good, clean and fair food accessible to everyone.

Date: Thursday, March 11th from 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Location: Glide Foundation/Glide Memorial
330 Ellis Street (view map)
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 674-6000
www.glide.org

Moderator:

Mark Winne, author of Closing the Food Gap: Resetting the Table in the Land of Plenty

Panelists:

Ecology Center: Martin Bourque, Executive Director
Food First/Oakland Food Policy Council: Annie Shattuck, Coordinator
Glide: Bruce McKinney, Manager Free Meal Program
People's Grocery: Nikki Henderson, Executive Director
SF Food Bank: Paul Ash, Executive Director
Slow Food USA: Josh Viertel, President

Program to close with audience Q&A.
Point Reyes Books will be selling Mark Winne's books.

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About Meg Bertoni

Meg has been a writing, editorial, and research mercenary for over two decades. (Have laptop, will travel.) She holds a Ph.D. in international relations, and when not absorbed with Oakland’s stories and events, mostly teaches online graduate-level global affairs and writing courses. She has been obsessed with justice and strategy for as long as she can remember. Her personal blog is at megspohn.com.