Food Chains: An Eye Opening, Thought Provoking Documentary Film 

Film, refreshments and discussion in recognition of the month to end human trafficking.

The next time you enjoy a delicious tomato, consider that the farm workers picking that crop are likely making about half of what they did in 1960.  Some have been subjected to forced servitude – in a word, slavery.  It needn’t be this way. 

Come to learn the facts and to learn simple ways you can help dismantle the unjust system that fosters this.

Thanks to a generous grant from the Nazareth Association, and the Congregation of St. Joseph, this evening of light refreshments, film and discussion will be made available for a free-will donation. 

Please register in advance so we will know how many to prepare for.

Tuesday 1/17/17 from 7-9pm at Transformations.  Discussion facilitated by Mariah Hennen, of Farmworker Legal Services.   

Thursday 1/19/17 from 5:30-7:30pm at St Joseph Parish, 936 Lake St, Kalamazoo.  Discussion facilitated by Adrian Vazquez, Hispanic American Council

Tues 1/24/17 from 1:30 – 3:30pm at Transformations.  Discussion facilitated by Maia Storm, Immigration Attorney
 

For more information-See the Colition of Immokalee Worker's Website: http://www.ciw-online.org/

 

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