Film Screening & Q&A: Locally Grown, America's Food Revolution
AUGUST 19, 2017 4:00 PM Native American Forum, Humboldt State University ‘Locally Grown, America's Food Revolution’ is a film about agricultural subsistence and resistance, about food justice and food sovereignty, about good food and good work. Situated in Humboldt County, amid the towering redwoods and salty ocean waves, the film highlights agri-food feats from the revival of indigenous fishing techniques and the re-establishment of historic grains to cutting-edge hydroponic technologies and innovative ways to connect local farmers with food-insecure families. Hosted by the Humboldt Food Policy Council, this screening will include a film discussion and tables with information about local food resources for students and the community. All ages. Free admission.
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