Tuesday, August 11: Fresh Food or Shelf-Stable? Exploring Factors of a Modern Diet
2:00 P.M. ET
Featuring: James Beard Leadership Award Winner and Director of the Food and Environment Program Dr. Ricardo Salvador (Zapotec), Union of Concerned Scientists; Attorney, Judge, and Traditional Food Advocate Hillary Renick (Pomo/Paiute); and Moderated by A-dae Romero-Briones, First Nations Development Institute, Longmont, CO
People of color, including Indigenous people, are often cited as having poor health and bad diets. Yet present-day diets are often a result of long-standing circumstances that influence access, availability, and food choices. This webinar will explore the consequences of historical inequities for today’s generation as well as current food options.
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