Please join fellow New Yorkers in listening to what the Candidates say and feel about “The Future of Food in New York City” The evening discussion will be moderated by Marion Nestle, Professor in the Department of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health at New York University, and author of numerous books, including Food Politics

A?mayor who understands the importance of food is critical to achieving a healthier, fairer, more sustainable, and economically stronger food system. This year is an important election year for food.? Now, perhaps like never before, there is immense momentum across the city to address the most pressing food system issues.? Citizens, not-for-profit organizations, local businesses, foundations, and government in recent years have worked to address hunger, improve public health, support regional agriculture, and make the food system fairer.? This election is an opportunity to reflect on the progress we?ve made, but also to recognize what is left undone.

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