Posts tagged: #Edible Schoolyard

Call your Senator Today to Stop Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Confirmation!; Sign the Pledge for Sustainable School Lunch for All Children; Stop Coal Ash Pollution in Our Groundwater

Posted on September 11, 2018

It is NOT to Late to Stop Supreme Court Justice Confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh Brett Kavanaugh recently went through two full days of questioning by Democrats, and the Republicans want to make it an easy ride to confirmation. This will … Read More

Posted in Take Action Tagged with: #Alice Waters, #coal ash pollution, #Edible Schoolyard, #Food Tank, #free school lunch, #free sustainable lunch, #healthy school lunch, #polluted groundwater, #stop kavanaugh, #Supreme Court Justice, #supreme court nomination

iEat Green Joined The #FamiliesBelongTogether March in NYC; Raquel Jacquez Sharp, from the The Sylvia Center, Joins Bhavani on the Progressive Radio Network

Posted on July 4, 2018

Hi Everyone, This past Saturday, all across the country, hundreds of thousands of people showed up to protest the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policy and their practice of separating children from their families. The #FamiliesBelongTogether March was a coming … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #FamiliesBelongTogether, #Chez Panisse Foundation, #Climate Change, #Edible Schoolyard, #equity, #fees for unions, #GMO's, #gun control, #herbicides, #Hormones, #Immigration, #Justice Kennedy, #Letters to the Editor, #LGBT Rights, #midterm elections, #Our First Amendment Rights, #Our Freedom, #Pesticides, #racism, #Raquel Jacquez Sharp, #register to vote, #sign petitions, #The Sylvia Center, #travel ban, #vote

iEat Green Interviews Pam Koch from the Tisch Food Center

Posted on February 10, 2016

Hi Everyone, I am very excited to be interviewing Pam Koch this week on the Progressive Radio Network. Pam is the Executive Director and Research Associate Professor of Nutrition Education at the Tisch Food Center. She conducts research about the … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #Choice, #Control & Change, #Edible Schoolyard, #Farm to Table & Beyond, #Food Corps, #Growing Food, #healthy eating, #Linking Food and the Environment, #Nutrition Education, #Pam Koch, #policy makers, #resources for educators, #sustainable food system, #Tisch Center for Food, #Wellness in the Schools