We all know how important diet is to overall health.
What about the way our food is produced? How do food and
agriculture
systems impact on the health and environment of communities? How can hospitals promote sustainable and healthier food for patients and staff?
Is the Farm Bill a piece of public health legislation?
If these questions excite you, join
APHA's Food & Nutrition and Environment Sections
and other sponsors for this second annual joint social event.
Healthy Food Environments:
Celebrating Local, Sustainable Food
Clyde's of Gallery Place
707 7th Street NW
SPACE LIMITED: RSVP to kstillerman@ucsusa.org
*** Free hors d'oeuvres & Cash bar ***
Enjoy local, organic, antibiotic-free food.
Network and meet one another.
Explore together how to improve public health by bringing better food, more sustainably grown, to families, schools, hospitals and communities.
Brief remarks by:
- Patricia Risica, DrPH, RD, Chair, Food and Nutrition Section
- Jill Litt, PhD, Chair, Environment Section
- Chef John Guattery, Clyde's Restaurant Group, on the company's local farm-to-restaurant program
SPONSORS: APHA Environment Section *** APHA Food & Nutrition Section*** Union of Concerned Scientists *** Humane Society of the United States *** Johns Hopkins University Center for a Livable Future *** Keep Antibiotics Working: The Campaign to End Antibiotic Overuse *** Health Care Without Harm *** Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
Submitted by Michelle Gottlieb, MEM, New England Coordinator, Healthcare Food Project, Health Care Without Harm