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Showing posts with label Food Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food Day. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Food Day Youth Summit registration deadline this week!

The North Country Food Day Youth Summit is coming up soon, on October 22.

This day-long conference on food and agriculture issues is geared to high school students, who come to the event as a team and develop an action project to implement back in their own communities.

The event is not far off, but the registration deadline is Thursday, October 8, so get in touch and get those registrations in soon!

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Mark food day with the local food challenge


Food Day is coming...

Take a deeper dive into your food sources by doing the 10-Day Local Food Challenge in October. For 10 days, eat food grown within 100 miles of your home. Click here to find out how you can do the Challenge.

Friday, May 15, 2015

Today is Food Revolution Day

Today is Food Revolution Day 2015! Food Revolution Day is British chef Jamie Oliver’s global day of action to put food education back on the school curriculum. By educating children about food in a fun and engaging way, we can equip them with the basic skills they need to lead healthier, happier lives.

Here are four ways you can get involved in Food Revolution Day today:
  1. Join the 1,000,000+ people in 180+ countries who have signed the petition calling for practical food education on all school curriculums,
  2. Check out the new Food Revolution Day song that just launched,
  3. Whip up delicious recipes with your kids or challenge your workmates to a cook-off, and
  4. Share your photos using the hashtag #FoodRevolutionDay.

Two years ago on Food Revolution Day, Food Day launched the Get Food Education in Every School national initiative with Jamie Oliver Food Foundation (USA) to raise awareness about the critical importance of food education in schools across America. We believe that food education should be available for every child, in every school in America.

By fighting for every child’s right to food education, we can help to reverse the rise in obesity levels and diet-related disease. Join us in celebration of Food Revolution Day today!

Friday, May 8, 2015

Food Revolution Day is in one week

Food Revolution Day is coming up on May 15! Food Revolution Day is British chef Jamie Oliver’s global day of action to put food education back on the school curriculum. By educating children about food in a fun and engaging way, we can equip them with the basic skills they need to lead healthier, happier lives.

Two years ago on Food Revolution Day, Food Day launched the Get Food Education in Every School national initiative with Jamie Oliver Food Foundation (USA) to raise awareness about the critical importance of food education in schools across America. We believe that food education should be available for every child, in every school in America.

There are plenty of ways to get involved in Food Revolution Day on May 15, from whipping up delicious recipes with your kids to challenging your workmates to a cook-off to sharing your photos using the hashtag #FoodRevolutionDay on social media. And please join the hundreds of thousands of people that have signed the petition calling for practical food education on all school curriculums.
By fighting for every child’s right to food education, we can help to reverse the rise in obesity levels and diet-related disease. Join the celebration of Food Revolution Day on May 15.

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Food Day -- looking back, looking ahead


On and around October 24, 2014, more than 8,000 events and activities took place in all 50 states in celebration of Food Day. The Food Day 2014 Campaign Report offers a visual snapshot of what the fourth annual Food Day celebration looked like. Check it out today! Full of event ideas, use it as a source of inspiration as you begin to plan for Food Day 2015.

Because we want everyone to eat better and healthier diets not only on Food Day, but every day, we’re sharing three delicious stews created by The Healthy Cook Kate Sherwood. They’re hearty and satisfying. And because vegetables and legumes take center stage, they’re better for you and the planet.


This coming October, GardenShare will be hosting our biennial North Country Food Day Youth Summit - a day of workshops, networking, and action planning for high school students from across the North Country.

Topics include:
·         diet and health
·         sustainable agriculture
·         hunger in our communities
·         junk food marketing to kids 


A volunteer committee planning this event - contact us if you would like to help!

And, watch for more information coming out soon!