Visions of Black Food Sovereignty and Black Food and Health Justice
for People of Black African descentsponsored by Local to Global Advocates for Justice (LGAJ)
Date: Friday, July 20 2012
Time: 11:00 am ET until 12:30 pm ET
Speaker: AyeNay Abye, Field Director, Communities Creating Healthy Environments (CCHE), Washington, D.CAll participants will be required to identify themselves on the call. This is teleconference for black people who want to work on strategizing to achieve concrete goals of black food sovereignty, black food and health justice and environmental and social justice.Co-Facilitators: Charity Hicks, Coordinator, Detroit Food Justice Taskforce; Maria Whittaker, President, LGAJ
Free Conference dial-in number: (559) 726-1200Participant access code: 405684Calling Instructions: Mute *6
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11:00 am ET 20 July Teleconference: Black Organizing for Power and Dignity: Visions of Black Food Sovereignty and Black Food and Health Justice
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