Because of the impending snow/ice storm, this event is being postponed. We will let you know when it is rescheduled.
Join our black farmer CSA members, RAFI and our farmers partners for a screening of FEEDING TOMORROW, panel discussion and optional dinner on February 19th, 5:30, at Hayes Barton United Methodist in Raleigh
Movie Screening of FEEDING TOMORROW & Optional Dinner. An evening to watch this compelling film that addresses climate change, farming practices, and how we can feed future generations healthfully.
When: February 19, 5:30 pm. Doors will be open at 5:30pm. Settle in for a movie start time of 5:45pm. The film is a little over 1 hour and 15 minutes. It will be followed by a Q&A period with a panel of farmers from our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program. For those who don’t know about the CSA, check out Farmers of Color Partner with Faith Communities on the ICCT website.
Where: Hayes Barton United Methodist Church, 2209 Fairview Road, Raleigh 27608. Parking is available at the lot on the corner of Fairview and Stone St. as well as Fairview and Reid St., but only the doors on Stone Street will be open. We will be in the Fellowship Hall just off that entrance. Come for all or part of the event.
Registration and optional dinner order through this link. Select “Attending the Movie (no food)” if you plan to bring your own dinner, or choose one of the movie options that include either a salad or wrap. Your prepaid salad or wrap from Chopt will be available to pick up when you check in at the Fellowship Hall doors. We encourage you to bring a reusable water and/or hot beverage container. Help us in our zero waste efforts! Water, coffee, tea, and desserts will be available.
About the Movie: FEEDING TOMORROW, a film by brothers Oliver and Simon English,the sons of famed chef Todd English, has been shown at many venues from COP28 to SXSW film festival in Austin to the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, gaining multiple awards. It guides viewers through the current reality of the food system, which prioritizes fast and cheap production, and as a result is destroying ecosystems, fueling climate change, and threatening our health.
Watch the trailer here.
Questions: Contact Bobbi Mullins, Hayes Barton United Methodist Church
If you have questions about the CSA or CUCC’s Justice in a Changing Climate work, contact Gary Smith. His contact information is in Breeze or reach him via office.cucc@gmail.com.