Environmental Health Watch, Rid-All Green Partnership, and Case Western Reserve University's Social Justice Institute are coming together in 2018 for the Race, Food & Justice Conference: Analyzing the Urban Food Movement Through a Social Justice Lens! Policy makers, non-profit organizations, local universities and community residents will engage in an ongoing dialog that addresses history, policy, organizing, race and racism; how these factors contribute to liberation and/or root causes of health disparities we see manifested within our community.

The two-day conference will be held on Case Western Reserve University Campus from Thursday, April 19th through Friday, April 20th , 2018.

THE CONFERENCE IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: 6-8:30
Ford Auditorium
Dr. Monica White, University of Madison-Wisconsin
Malik Yakini, D-Town Farms, Detroit Black Community Food Security Network

MODERATOR: Dr. Timothy Black, Interim Director of the Social Justice Institute, CWRU

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