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Posts Tagged ‘youth’

Forget the seat, we’ll set the table: Youth involvement in Food Policy Councils.

By Julian Agyeman | October 25, 2012 | 0

“Youth are prominent in the food justice movement today. This isn’t just because they are ‘included’ as afterthoughts to existing projects and programs. They lead and have their own, independent…

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