reminder: Cafeteria Man screening on Wednesday at 7 pm at Hill Center
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Laura Marks
May 28, 2012, 8:51:37 PM5/28/12
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You are invited to attend a FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING OF
“CAFETERIA MAN.”
Wednesday, May 30 - 7:00 pm
The Hill Center – 921 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
Find out what other cities are doing to make the change to locally-grown, freshly-prepared school meals. How can we do it in DC? Stay for a discussion after the film with filmmaker Richard Chisolm, DC Farm To School Network Director Andrea Northup, and DC Healthy Schools Act expert, Drew Newman, Legislative Counsel to Council Member Mary Cheh.
ABOUT THE FILM:
Tony Geraci, as food-service director for Baltimore’s public schools, embarked on an ambitious project: to “green” the lunches of the city’s 83,000 students by replacing pre-plated, processed foods with locally-grown, freshly prepared meals. A charismatic chef from New Orleans, Geraci describes himself as a “little bit lunch lady, a lot P.T. Barnum.” His bold vision includes school vegetable gardens, student-designed meals, meatless Mondays and nutrition education in the classroom. Over the course of two years, the film documents the efforts of parents, teachers, administrators, farmers, chefs and dozens of creative and motivated students to overhaul a dysfunctional nutritional system. Healthy food advocates Michael Pollan and Will Allen and First Lady Michelle Obama also make appearances. Directed and produced by Richard Chisolm and Sheila Kinkade.
This is a FREE event but please reserve your seat as space is limited: http://hillcenterdc.org/home/programs/238
Sponsored by Capitol Hill Public School Parents Organization, with generous support from the Capitol Hill Community Foundation and the Hill Center.
Wednesday, May 30 - 7:00 pm
The Hill Center – 921 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
Find out what other cities are doing to make the change to locally-grown, freshly-prepared school meals. How can we do it in DC? Stay for a discussion after the film with filmmaker Richard Chisolm, DC Farm To School Network Director Andrea Northup, and DC Healthy Schools Act expert, Drew Newman, Legislative Counsel to Council Member Mary Cheh.
ABOUT THE FILM:
Tony Geraci, as food-service director for Baltimore’s public schools, embarked on an ambitious project: to “green” the lunches of the city’s 83,000 students by replacing pre-plated, processed foods with locally-grown, freshly prepared meals. A charismatic chef from New Orleans, Geraci describes himself as a “little bit lunch lady, a lot P.T. Barnum.” His bold vision includes school vegetable gardens, student-designed meals, meatless Mondays and nutrition education in the classroom. Over the course of two years, the film documents the efforts of parents, teachers, administrators, farmers, chefs and dozens of creative and motivated students to overhaul a dysfunctional nutritional system. Healthy food advocates Michael Pollan and Will Allen and First Lady Michelle Obama also make appearances. Directed and produced by Richard Chisolm and Sheila Kinkade.
This is a FREE event but please reserve your seat as space is limited: http://hillcenterdc.org/home/programs/238
Sponsored by Capitol Hill Public School Parents Organization, with generous support from the Capitol Hill Community Foundation and the Hill Center.
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