November 17, 2019 | 3:00 p.m. | Estacada Public Library
825 NW Wade St., Estacada OR 97023
This conversation has been canceled.
Hunger and its related problems are steadily increasing in the state of Oregon. At the same time, many Oregonians experience pride from living in an area with such abundant and sustainable food production. How can these truths about our state—both the hunger and the abundance—coexist? To understand the root causes of why hunger exists in our communities, we must also look at how we view hunger. Do we see hunger as an individual problem or a systemic one? How does hunger affect our individual identities as well as our sense of community? Facilitator Surabhi Mahajan will lead participants in a conversation to explore the connections between the constructed story of hunger and the current and possible solutions to end hunger. This event will take place in the Flora room.
Estacada Area Arts Commission
Free
Cari Mayers at carimayers77@gmail.com or (503) 781-3198