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What options already exist for fresh, local food in South Van? Where are there gaps?
What would a sustainable and resilient food system look like in South Van? How do we get there?
Interested in networking, collaborating, dialoguing, growing, sharing, and celebrating healthy food options in South Vancouver? Join the discussion around strengthening our local food webs, networks, and urban agriculture initiatives . All are welcome!
A collaborative effort by Village Vancouver, Vancouver Food Policy Council, South Vancouver Neighbourhood House and Community Members.
Date: Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Time:
6:30 (try or make some Kale chips!)
7:00-9:00pm—Discussion
Location: South Vancouver Neighbour House
6470 Victoria Drive and 49th
Questions? Email: chelan@southvan.org
FREE! To register, email:
foodsecurity@southvan.org
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