On June 7th at the San Francisco Film Centre in the Presidio, Food for Thought will involve critical conversations from thought leaders working at the intersection of food justice and agroecology. Moderated by IDEX Executive Director Rajasvini Bhansali, the event will feature Ocean Robbins, host of Food Revolution Summit, Founder of Yes! Magazine, Author, Professor, and visionary leader, along with other speakers including: Nikki Henderson of People’s Grocery, Y. Armando Nieto from Community Food & Justice Coalition, and Katherine Zavala of IDEX.

How do you respond to people who say that “enhanced interrogation techniques” may be distasteful but are regrettably necessary, and cite the recent movie “Zero Dark Thirty” to claim that that is how we found Osama bin Laden? 

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We are living with the most extreme wealth disparity since the great depression. Systems of privilege and inequality cause the wealth gap to grow even more extreme, and come between us when we try to get together to make change. How do our own class backgrounds affect our work for social change? How can we build stronger alliances for justice? Join Class Action for an opportunity to explore our own class journeys, their intersections with race and gender, and their implications for our activism. .$30-0 sliding scale.