On behalf of
The Sustainability Center, Student Involvement, and community partners, a special invitation:
Many of our
students come from food insecure families and communities. Some of them are
thinking about careers in politics, business, human services and education,
where they can be powerful forces for change. All of them have the potential to
be touched by this film. Talk about "an education that matters."
Following the
film, there will be a panel discussion, moderated by Senator Molly
Kelly, where participants will see examples of the work that's being done
locally on the related problems of hunger, food insecurity, obesity, and
poverty. There will be opportunities to take meaningful action in our own
community, and perhaps continue the discussion back on our campus. The event is
FREE, and includes a live musical performance, reception &
refreshments. Suggested admission is a donation of fresh or canned food
for local charity.
Click HERE to
register for the event.
Click HERE
to share with Facebook friends, groups, and pages.
Clicking the
graphic above will bring you the official site, with film trailer, discussion
guide, hunger
resources and ways to take
action.
This event is
being organized by the Monadnock Farm
& Community Coalition. For more information, email coordinator@mfccoalition.org.
Thank you for sharing!