FW: Community Food Security Dialogue : March 15th Rescheduled from Feb.2, 2011
Liz Falk
erf59 at cornell.edu
Wed Feb 23 08:36:04 EST 2011
Tilling the Soil of Community
Community Food Security Dialog
Tuesday March 15
7:00 - 8:30 PM
Womens Community Building
Ithaca, NY
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From: Jemila Sequeira [mailto:jemila.sequeira at gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 11:41 PM
To: Ethel Jemila Sequeira
Subject: Community Food Security Dialogue : March 15th Rescheduled from
Feb.2, 2011
Sorry for cross posting.
Mark your calendars for the Community Food Security(CFS) Dialogue :
"Tilling the Soil of Community".
History to this meeting:
Our last meeting was canceled due to a hazardous weather forecast on Feb.
2nd, 2011. At the December 8th, 2010 CFS meeting 80 + community members
attended. During the meeting we gathered together in smaller groups for 45
minutes. Each group/table addressed the question " What would a healthy food
system look like that worked for everyone?" and each group shared thoughts,
concerns and ideas with the larger group. The responses addressed most
aspects of the food system from production to consumption and recycling (
compost). Topics included education, health awareness, access, land
acquisition, transportation, school food and many more. These notes will be
available on March 15th.
A local food system that is equitable is truly the food system that is
sustainable...meeting the need for healthy food at all times for everyone.
Please invite those you know are interested in supporting a healthy local
food system that is equitable.
*Child care will be provided. If you will be needing childcare please reply
by email or call 607-272-2292 ext. 157. This will help in planning for
enough care providers and children activities.
*Light snacks and beverages will also be provided.
Tilling the Soil of Community
Community Food Security Dialog
Tuesday March 15
7:00 - 8:30 PM
Womens Community Building
Ithaca, NY
Agenda
7:00 Welcome, recap of previous dialogues, meet your neighbors
7:10 Telling Our Stories. Hear from local community members about
their personal experience of food insecurity
7:30 Small group discussion:
* How do we feel about working with one another across differences?
* What are some of the positive benefits of working with people who
have very different circumstances/experiences from ours?
* What are some of the challenges?
* How can we support one another in working together respectfully and
effectively to create the food system we envision?
8:10 Brief recap from each group, 1 min each
8:20 Wrap-up and next steps. Please speak with a facilitator to
express interest in working on Food System Planning.
8:30 END Thank you everyone!
Whole Community Project-
Mission: Ensuring that all children and adults have all the healthy food
they need and plenty of opportunities for safe and fun physical activity.
E.Jemila Sequeira, MSW
Coordinator, Whole Community Project
Cornell Cooperative Extension- Tompkins
615 Willow Avenue
Ithaca, NY 14850
Office: 607-272-2292 ext. 157
Cell: 607- 280-7482
Email: es538 at cornell.edu
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