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Thinking of going to this event. In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocates can use the 2016 Presidential and Congressional elections to advance policy goals of the various strands of the food justice movement. #FoodPolitics A discussion and Q and A will follow. Speakers - Claire Benjamin DiMattina, Executive Director, Food Policy Action - Mike Lavender, Washington Representative, Food and Environment Program, Union of Concerned Scientists - David DeVaughn,Senior Manager, Policy & Community Partnerships, City Harvest - Nick Freudenberg, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute Claire Benjamin DiMattina, Executive Director, Food Policy Action  Mike Lavender, Washington Representative, Food and Environment Program, Union of Concerned Scientists David DeVaughn,Senior Manager, Policy & Community Partnerships, City Harvest Nick Freudenberg, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute   In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocates  can use the 2016 Presidential and Congressional elections to advance policy goals of the various strands of the food justice movement.  A discussion and Q and A will follow. Please note that your RSVP automatically adds you to our mailing list. To unsubscribe please email urbanfoodpolicy@sph.cuny.edu.    Learn more about the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute: http://sph.cuny.edu/urban-food-policy/"
Thinking of going to this event. In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocates can use the 2016 Presidential and Congressional elections to advance policy goals of the various strands of the food justice movement. #FoodPolitics A discussion and Q and A will follow. Speakers - Claire Benjamin DiMattina, Executive Director, Food Policy Action - Mike Lavender, Washington Representative, Food and Environment Program, Union of Concerned Scientists - David DeVaughn,Senior Manager, Policy & Community Partnerships, City Harvest - Nick Freudenberg, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute Claire Benjamin DiMattina, Executive Director, Food Policy Action  Mike Lavender, Washington Representative, Food and Environment Program, Union of Concerned Scientists David DeVaughn,Senior Manager, Policy & Community Partnerships, City Harvest Nick Freudenberg, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute   In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocates  can use the 2016 Presidential and Congressional elections to advance policy goals of the various strands of the food justice movement.  A discussion and Q and A will follow. Please note that your RSVP automatically adds you to our mailing list. To unsubscribe please email urbanfoodpolicy@sph.cuny.edu.    Learn more about the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute: http://sph.cuny.edu/urban-food-policy/"
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Looks like an incredible event! "Our first Urban Food Policy Forum at the CUNY School of Public Health campus at 55 West 125th Street.   At this event, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute staff will present key findings from their new report Eating in East Harlem: An Assessment of Changing Foodscapes in Community District 11, 2000-2015.   Scheduled for release later this month, the report summarizes changes in food retail, food assistance, institutional food and nutrition education in East Harlem since 2000 and also reviews changes in diet-related diseases and food insecurity.    Community Response Panel: Carey King, New Harlem East Merchants Association Anthony Reynoso, SuperFi Emporium Susan Rodriguez, SMART University *additional panelists to be announced   Please note that your RSVP automatically adds you to our mailing list. To unsubscribe please email urbanfoodpolicy@sph.cuny.edu.    Learn more about the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute: http://sph.cuny.edu/institute-for-urban-food-policy/"
Looks like an incredible event! "Our first Urban Food Policy Forum at the CUNY School of Public Health campus at 55 West 125th Street.   At this event, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute staff will present key findings from their new report Eating in East Harlem: An Assessment of Changing Foodscapes in Community District 11, 2000-2015.   Scheduled for release later this month, the report summarizes changes in food retail, food assistance, institutional food and nutrition education in East Harlem since 2000 and also reviews changes in diet-related diseases and food insecurity.    Community Response Panel: Carey King, New Harlem East Merchants Association Anthony Reynoso, SuperFi Emporium Susan Rodriguez, SMART University *additional panelists to be announced   Please note that your RSVP automatically adds you to our mailing list. To unsubscribe please email urbanfoodpolicy@sph.cuny.edu.    Learn more about the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute: http://sph.cuny.edu/institute-for-urban-food-policy/"
katewilson
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Jun
7
FREE EVENT: Urban Food Policy Forum: Food Policy and the 2016 National Elections
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Thinking of going to this event. In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocat...
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Food-Lover, Top 5%
Thinking of going to this event. In this session, speakers will analyze how food policy advocates can use the 2016 Presidential and Congressional elections to advance policy goals of the various ...
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Mar
24
Eating in East Harlem: An Assessment of Changing Foodscapes in Community District 11, 2000-2015
8yr eventbrite.com CUNY School Of Public Health
Looks like an incredible event! "Our first Urban Food Policy Forum at the CUNY School of Public...
katewilson
katewilson
Food-Lover
Looks like an incredible event! "Our first Urban Food Policy Forum at the CUNY School of Public Health campus at 55 West 125th Street.
  At this event, CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute staff wil...
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