Bluestocking workshop: Food
Jun. 7th, 2010 11:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rhyllHi guys,
Sorry, but I'm going to be spamming the Internets about this for the next week and a half. Usually I try to vary the topics which I deluge you with online, but right now I reallyreally need to make sure that we're doing what we can to get people to come to our next workshop. So if you're interested, come along! And if you're not interested, but have friends who might be, please pass along the message!
Lifecycles: Food
16th June, 6:30pm to 8:30pm
The Edmund Rice Centre for Social Justice
24 High St, Fremantle
Are you an urban gardener? Do you care about animal rights? Do you want clearer labelling on food in the supermarket? Or perhaps you want to buy more ethical food, but don't know where to start? If you're already passionate about changing how we eat or just want to know more, Lifecycles: Food will give you a chance to learn, share, and develop some ideas for change that suit your interests and level of commitment.
The Bluestocking Institute's Lifecycles: Food workshop will build on The Politics of Food workshop by helping participants to share their knowledge and develop action plans around ethical and sustainable food production and consumption. The workshop will begin with a brief introduction outlining key issues and discussing methods for taking action on an individual and community level. We will then break into smaller groups in which participants can share ideas, either about issues that they already care about or about areas where they want to learn more. We'll finish with a short discussion period.
For more information or to RSVP:
* visit the Facebook event page at http://bit.ly/LifecyclesFood or
* email us at bluestocking@bluestockinginstitute.org.
Suggested donation $5
Sorry, but I'm going to be spamming the Internets about this for the next week and a half. Usually I try to vary the topics which I deluge you with online, but right now I reallyreally need to make sure that we're doing what we can to get people to come to our next workshop. So if you're interested, come along! And if you're not interested, but have friends who might be, please pass along the message!
Lifecycles: Food
16th June, 6:30pm to 8:30pm
The Edmund Rice Centre for Social Justice
24 High St, Fremantle
Are you an urban gardener? Do you care about animal rights? Do you want clearer labelling on food in the supermarket? Or perhaps you want to buy more ethical food, but don't know where to start? If you're already passionate about changing how we eat or just want to know more, Lifecycles: Food will give you a chance to learn, share, and develop some ideas for change that suit your interests and level of commitment.
The Bluestocking Institute's Lifecycles: Food workshop will build on The Politics of Food workshop by helping participants to share their knowledge and develop action plans around ethical and sustainable food production and consumption. The workshop will begin with a brief introduction outlining key issues and discussing methods for taking action on an individual and community level. We will then break into smaller groups in which participants can share ideas, either about issues that they already care about or about areas where they want to learn more. We'll finish with a short discussion period.
For more information or to RSVP:
* visit the Facebook event page at http://bit.ly/LifecyclesFood or
* email us at bluestocking@bluestockinginstitute.org.
Suggested donation $5