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JUST VIEWS: a Free & Open
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Friday May 11, 7:20 pm, 2007 -- Our Food's Safety and Security?

 

 
From the prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada to the fields of Oaxaca, Mexico, tonight’s film shows the impacts of a complex web of market and political forces on farmers and in turn on consumers -- as multinational corporations largely control the world's food system. A quiet revolution has occurred since the mid-1990s as agribusinesses across North America have transformed the fare available in super markets. Our film, The Future of Food, which debuted in 2004, raises compelling questions about the many unlabeled, patented, genetically engineered plants and animals that are continuing to be incorporated into our daily diets. Through discussion following, we’ll probe further: What are the hypotheses and evidence to date about environmental and health impacts of genetic alteration and / or use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides? What are and should be governments’ roles? How do local, organic and sustainable agriculture provides alternatives? Steve Tiwald of the Green Earth Institute and other experts are invited to help us explore all aspects of our own food safety and security, and global considerations of economic and environmental responsibility.

These 2nd Friday evening Just Views programs start at 7:20 pm, are sponsored by the DuPage Peace through Justice Coalition and held at the Unitarian Church in Naperville IL at 4 S 535 Old Naperville Road (630/505-9408). Directions: Go (south of Route 88) to the corner of Naperville Road and Diehl. Proceed one block east along Diehl, then turn left/north. Enter the Unitarian Church ahead on your right.

Just Views (JV) shows great films on the big screen about vital peace-and-justice issues on 2nd Fridays monthly for free!  College and HS students are urged to join the adult public. View and then share views from various vantages with citizens and invited resource persons. Each night is a stimulating, informal, stand-alone experience. Give suggestions to JV Director sociologist Stephanie Hughes 630/420-4233. Mark your calendar ahead for each second Friday night, pass along this notice, and bring friends! For upcoming JV subjects and other activities, see:  www.DuPagePeaceThroughJustice.org.

 

 

 

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Assistance to people starting and running Just Views programs in their own areas is to be found at:

  http://www.DuPagePeaceThroughJustice.org/JVChronology.html
  http://www.DuPagePeaceThroughJustice.org/JVHistory&Commentary.html

 

 

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