Community Food Literacies: An Introduction

Michael Pennell University of Kentucky

Abstract

Because food sovereignty and food justice are some of the most important issues of our time, issues that tie to topics of ecological collapse, peak oil, racism, poverty, corporate capitalism, overpopulation, disease, and hunger, servicelearning practitioners are well-positioned to help launch initiatives in colleges and universities across the country, in partnership with our local communities, to address community-centered food literacy(4).

Journal
Community Literacy Journal
Published
2015-01-01
DOI
10.25148/clj.10.1.009271
Open Access
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