Tag: food justice

yesThe connection between industrial animal agriculture and climate change is significant. But why and how is that so? This two-page source sheet presents a string of...

yesThis is a collection of shmita resources from all across the internet that Hazon has brought together in one place. Curricula, educational materials, essays, articles,...

yesBased on the bestselling book by Jonathan Safran Foer, the film Eating Animals is an urgent, eye-opening look at the environmental, economic, and public health...

yesThis curriculum allows students from grades 5-9 to explore the question, what is the relationship between Jewish texts, traditions, and practices and the food we...

yesFood for Thought is is a 130-page sourcebook that draws on a range of texts from within and beyond Jewish traditions to explore a range of topics...

yesThis guide provides a framework for Jewish institutions to learn more about our food system and Jewish traditions surrounding food justice; to identify challenges specific...

yesA Tu B’Svhat Seder is a fun experiential way to connect to a little known Jewish holiday, bringing to life ecological teachings, enjoying fruit from...

yesThis program brought members of the Jewish community together for a Shabbat dinner that highlighted local and ethically sourced ingredients while educating participants about issues...

yesLearn about and enact the value of peah through harvesting a delicious summer treat and decide how much to donate. Share the remaining bounty with...

yesThis program provides an introduction to pickling and an overview of food justice issues. Participants will leave with a jar of pickles and knowledge of...

yesThis program celebrates the holiday of Tu B’Svhat and includes both traditional rituals and modern connections to environmentalism and eco-friendly Jewish practice. The seder takes...

yesThis program is an introduction to Jewish agricultural law. Pairing them with sustainable agriculture projects offers a taste of what it might have been like...

yesShabbat is a time to sit and enjoy good food and good company, sourcing your food intentionally can bring a new level of mindful gratitude...