Nutrition Track | CEU Specialty 1
Decolonizing Nutrition
Food is storytelling -- where we’ve been, and where we are going. It tells us about the fabric woven between cultures and communities, between the land and embodied knowledge. If food represents a story, do the nutrition services offered in your community communicate their respective stories authentically?
- Learn ways food and nutrition have been colonized.
- Understand how food is storytelling.
- Gain strategies to decolonize nutrition and its services.
Presented by

Rosalinda Mancillas
Youth Development, Organizational Psychology, Anti-Racism & Equity Consultant; We Rise, LLC
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No Kid Hungry Campaign by Share Our Strength (SOS)
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