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Nourishing Narratives: Youth Thoughts on Food Justice

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NOURISHING NARRATIVES


Nourishing Narratives challenges today’s youth to share their perspectives on food justice through creative storytelling. Films can explore innovative solutions, showcase the impact of organizations and individuals, or reimagine what a just, equitable, and fair food system for all looks like. Through film, together we will celebrate the joy and the power of food.


Open to ages 13 to 18

Film Submission Deadline 11:59 PM (EST) April 7

Prizes: $1,000, mentorship, and a Newman’s Own prize package




 
 
 

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