School Food
"Two Angry Moms" is a movie that follows the story of two mothers working to improve school food. It focuses attention on the history of the school lunch program and the impact of government policy and private interests on children's health. At its core, this inspiring film is about taking action for positive social change.
Friday, May 16, 2008 7:00 pm
Media Education Foundation
60 Masonic Street, Northampton
Free and accessible. Refreshments and information beginning at 6:30 pm
The event will also feature discussion of "An Act to Promote Proper School Nutrition," legislation that establishes healthy standards for snacks and beverages sold in schools. For more information, or to take action, visit the Massachusetts Public Health Association web site.
Download an event flier
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Public Health Association, the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Center for Healthy Communities, Holyoke Food and Fitness Policy Coalition, UMass Public Health Department, Live Well Springfield: Eat Smart. Stay Fit. Convened by Partners for a Healthier Community Pioneer Valley Health Education Center. With thanks to the Northampton Committee to Stop the War with Iraq.
For more information: 413-247-9738
Friday, May 16, 2008 7:00 pm
Media Education Foundation
60 Masonic Street, Northampton
Free and accessible. Refreshments and information beginning at 6:30 pm
The event will also feature discussion of "An Act to Promote Proper School Nutrition," legislation that establishes healthy standards for snacks and beverages sold in schools. For more information, or to take action, visit the Massachusetts Public Health Association web site.
Download an event flier
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Public Health Association, the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Center for Healthy Communities, Holyoke Food and Fitness Policy Coalition, UMass Public Health Department, Live Well Springfield: Eat Smart. Stay Fit. Convened by Partners for a Healthier Community Pioneer Valley Health Education Center. With thanks to the Northampton Committee to Stop the War with Iraq.
For more information: 413-247-9738
Added on May 09, 2008 by formasspta
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