Addressing food insecurity on college campuses
Addressing food
insecurity on
college campuses
At Evergreen and Beyond
Natasha Bynum
Winter 2017
SOS: ComAlt
ILC Summary
TEXTs
Paying the Price
by Sara
Goldrick Rab: the most
helpful in providing direct,
relevant information
Alimentary Tracts and Endless
Appetites
Economics of Inequality
Documentaries
A Place at the Table
: the most
helpful in providing direct,
relevant information
Food Chains, SEED: The Untold
Story, Just Eat It
On campus:
Food
Faculty
Candidates
Important to get
to know future
food policy
faculty
Two of the three
presented about
community
gardening
On campus:
Human
Services Working Group
Chaired by Casey
Lalonde, Director of
Campus Children’s
Center
Bodies involved:
CCBLA, Financial
Aid, TRiO, Thurston
County Food Bank,
Police Services, and
Food Systems
Working Group (me)
Bodies involved:
RAD, Aramark,
Retail
Locations, Food
Systems
Working Group
Annual survey
found students
largest issue
with campus
food was
affordability.
On campus:
Food
Advisory
Committee
Off
Campus:
WAHESC
Off Campus:
Policy
HB 1569 – died never having
gone to committee
Farmworker Tribunal at the
capitol
Off Campus:
South
Sound Food
Systems Network
Food
Summit
Planning:
Nov or
Oct 2017
Intercept
Survey for
Marketing
WIT
Potential
Solutions
Human Services
Working Group
Snack Shelves
Food Scholarships
Swipe Out Hunger
This article discusses efforts to address food insecurity at Evergreen and beyond, highlighting key players, resources, and potential solutions such as snack shelves and food scholarships. Various on-campus and off-campus initiatives, as well as relevant literature and documentaries, are explored in this comprehensive examination of the issue.
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Addressing food insecurity on college campuses At Evergreen and Beyond Natasha Bynum Winter 2017 SOS: ComAlt
TEXTs Paying the Price by Sara Goldrick Rab: the most helpful in providing direct, relevant information Alimentary Tracts and Endless Appetites Economics of Inequality
Documentaries A Place at the Table: the most helpful in providing direct, relevant information Food Chains, SEED: The Untold Story, Just Eat It
On campus: Food Faculty Candidates Important to get to know future food policy faculty Two of the three presented about community gardening
On campus: Human Services Working Group Chaired by Casey Lalonde, Director of Campus Children s Center Bodies involved: CCBLA, Financial Aid, TRiO, Thurston County Food Bank, Police Services, and Food Systems Working Group (me)
On campus: Food Advisory Committee Bodies involved: RAD, Aramark, Retail Locations, Food Systems Working Group Annual survey found students largest issue with campus food was affordability.
Off Campus: WAHESC
Off Campus: Policy HB 1569 died never having gone to committee Farmworker Tribunal at the capitol
Off Campus: South Sound Food Systems Network Food Summit Planning: Nov or Oct 2017 Intercept Survey for Marketing WIT
Potential Solutions Human Services Working Group Snack Shelves Food Scholarships Swipe Out Hunger
