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Professor, researcher, activist; localizing food systems; sustainable communities

Joined June 2015
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Proud mama Tweeting daughter’s 1-minute film on climate change that made the Top 50 Mobile Film Festival! View to help her reach the Top 10! youtube.com/watch?v=EWktm9kt…
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CUASA demands that @Carleton_U pay the Teaching Assistants represented by @cupe4600 Unit 1 the full amount of their Winter term 2023 contracts. Sign our petition and call on CU to cooperate in maintaining the University’s standards of academic excellence: forms.gle/YMTD4G2tp86Vftqj8
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Unit 1 members, you are critical to our success and valued colleagues. We passed the hat and a donation to @CUPE4600 is in the works!
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DGES stands in solidarity with @cupe4600 Contract Instructors and Teaching Assistants – both groups are critical to our programmatic success and deserve fair and competitive wages and protections.
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Congratulations to @IrenaKnezevic3 who was named the 2022 @Carleton_U Chair in Teaching Innovation! We're excited to see the impact her project will have on creating engaging and accessible learning environments for students: ow.ly/cJxR50JV9L2 @FPACarleton @comscarleton
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So many of Wayne's insights in one article, and so relevant for today's world! Thank you @CharlesLevkoe @ballamingie @CDNFoodStudies
Replying to @CDNFoodStudies
Wayne Roberts (1944–2021) was a food systems thinker, public intellectual, and “actionist.” This text was developed from a series of oral history interviews conducted between December 2020 and January 2021.
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Have you ever wondered about #socialnature? Check out this vignette by @ballamingie, The American Bullfrog: From Economic Saviour to Monster to Miracle Cure, to understand the concept in a free, new online text, Showing Theory to Know Theory ecampusontario.pressbooks.pu… #showingtheory
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I am so proud to announce the release of #FoodStudies: Matter, Meaning, Movement, an #openaccess textbook I co-edited w/ @IrenaKnezevic3 & David Szanto. W/ 60 chapters, it covers everything from #financialization to #veganism, #breastfeeding to #fairtrade foodstudiestexbook.online
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Do you study #Food ? Are you digging into #FoodWays ? Studying #Nutrition ? Exploring #FoodSovereignty or #FoodPolitics ? Come hang with @CAFSfoodstudies Hear @dszanto 's take on CAFS Check out the video description! Please Retweet! youtu.be/sgs3H6q9dW0
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@ballamingie & @dszanto release new open-access textbook about #criticalsocialsciences theory! Showing Theory to Know Theory includes 68 illustrative vignettes about key concepts, from “Social Nature” to “Positionality”. Download for free at showingtheory.net #showingtheory
Carleton University and the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun Forge a Partnership carleton.ca/fass/story/forgi…
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Ottawa police's response to the Freedom Convoy showed Canada what locals have known for years: cops favour the powerful. @SampheBrule looks at Ottawa's #defund campaign—and the potential for next fall’s municipal election to be a game-changer. breachmedia.ca/what-better-t…
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As the Global Biodiversity Framework process continues we can embrace synergies between agroecology, equity and biodiversity @UNBiodiversity @futureoffoodorg @laurenObaker @FarisAhm8 @ElodieValette1 @FLEdGEresearch
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This episode with Mandy Bayha is absolutely phenomenal. Climate change, pandemics, time on the land, the importance of self government—you name it, this episode has it. This episode will make you reflect and think for days and weeks to come.
“We walk in the footsteps of our ancestors”: Traditional knowledge, youth engagement, and resilience in Délįnę, a conversation with Mandy Bayha and @andrewjspring is now available! Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Find show notes & resources on our website.
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Honoured to conduct a series of interviews with @wrobertsfood in partnership w/@ballamingie in @CDNFoodStudies. We aimed to do justice to the gift of Wayne’s time, and to channel his voice. Sincere thanks to @LoriStahlbrand canadianfoodstudies.uwaterlo…
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