ISER Lunchtime Talk: 'Food for Fairbanks: Where Does It Come From?' March 14
by Michelle Saport |
Friday, March 14, 12-1 p.m.
Diplomacy Building, Fifth Floor, Conference Room
Come to the Institute of Social and Economic Research and hear Ken Meter, one of the
most experienced food-systems analysts in the country, talk about his recent study
of the food economy in Fairbanks and nearby areas. He has studied food systems in
30 states and has long advocated community-based food systems as one way for communities
to sustain themselves over the long run. He is president of Crossroads Resource Center,
a nonprofit organization based in Minneapolis that works with communities around the
country.
The Diplomacy Building is at 4500 Diplomacy Drive, at the corner of Tudor Road and Tudor Centre Drive. Parking is free. Call (907) 786-7710 if you need directions.
For more information, visit the ISER website.
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