Going Deeper with the Zero Hunger Initiative and Food Security Projects
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Interested participants may join this session to continue strategizing about ways to integrate co-curricular and curricular engagement around food security, hunger, and poverty. Guided by Felecia Deas, Spelman College; Shannon Maynard, Congressional Hunger Center; and Bobby Hackett, Bonner Foundation.
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Going Deeper with the Zero Hunger Initiative and Food Security Projects
- 1. Going Deeper with the Zero Hunger Initiative and Food Security Projects
- 2. Agenda • Framing • Bonner Developmental Model • Bonner Curriculum • Congressional Hunger Center's Zero Hunger Campus Network • Campus Example: Spelman College • Discussion
- 7. Bonner Student Learning Outcomes
- 8. Bonner Student Learning Outcomes
- 9. Bonner Student Learning Outcomes
- 13. Sharing Exercise Map out your current or planned food security-related efforts and initiatives (beyond student service sites) for the academic year
- 18. What’s New with Zero Hunger Academy? Available directly through our website at hungercenter.org / zerohungeracade my Changes made based on feedback from users and analytics Coming soon: Facilitator’s Guide Coming soon: 30-Day Challenge Version Actively seeking other organizations and networks who would see value in making course available to their volunteers, staff, clients, employees, students, etc.
- 21. Summer Seminar Series 8:45am Breakfast snacks 9:00am Panel Discussion: Solutions to College Student Hunger- Moderated by Josh Protas, Vice President of Public Policy at MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger. Panelists: • Yesenia Jimenez, 25th Class Emerson National Hunger Fellow • Rachel Sumekh, Founder and CEO of Swipe Out Hunger • Anthony Theissen, Legislative Assistant, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA 28th District) 10:45am Break 11:00am Storytelling Workshop: Yolanda Gordon, Expert on Poverty, RESULTS 12:45am Closing activities + Goodbye Highlights
- 23. How the Hunger Center Can Support... Your Students • Issue-based education through Zero Hunger Academy • Experiences through: • Zero Hunger Internships • Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship • Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellowship • Opportunities to advocate by subscribing to our listserv Your Campus • Designing learning engagement opportunities: • Zero Hunger Academy • Conduct local CBR project • Hold campus forum or find event speakers • Pick and launch/join an advocacy campaign • Hosting DC visits by campuses • Technical assistance • Speak to a student leader • Speak to faculty teaching a course
- 24. Spelman College: Community Partners • Service Providers ‣ Atlanta Community Foodbank ‣ Habeesha, Inc. ‣ Truly Living Well Center for Urban Agriculture • Collaboratives ‣ Southern Foodways Alliance ‣ Georgia Organica Farm to School ‣ Spelman Zero Hunger Initiative • Campaigns ‣ National Black Food and Justice Alliance ‣ HEAL (Health, Environment, Agriculture, Labor, Food Alliance)
- 25. Spelman College: Student Roles
- 26. Spelman College: Academic Engagement
- 29. Discussion Observation: Direct service + community-based research + deeper issue-based education doesn’t naturally get students to the final step of actually engaging in advocacy/education and building those skills. Challenge: • How do we help students take that final step? • What they need to move from direct service to advocacy? Discussion: • Identify successes/things that are working really well • Identify areas where you need support/ideas/guidance