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Posts Tagged ‘Food Insecurity’

Tuesday, March 25th, 2025

CCELLR’s Annual “Empty Bowls” event raises funds and awareness about food insecurity

On March 19th, the Center for Community Engaged Leadership, Learning, and Research hosted its annual Empty Bowls event, which raises funds for a weekly hot-meal program in Milton, Community Harvest.  Attendees purchase a ticket for the event, and with their ticket comes a ceramic bowl made by students at 7th Street Studio and a bowl of soup provided by Chartwells. On top of that, Empty Bowls also had an auction featuring local art and donations from local small businesses, the proceeds of which also go to the Community Harvest Food Program. At each dining table, there were also resources with […]

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Posted by on March 25, 2025

Thursday, March 20th, 2025

Reflections from Baltimore: “A Journey Toward Belonging” and “Optimism as Resistance”

The following are two reflections from the engaged spring break experience of the half-credit CEL course “Food, Faith, and Justice”. The course explores the following questions: why are people food insecure in Baltimore in 2025? How is the community responding (through direct service, grassroots organizing, policy, research, and advocacy)? How do we fit in? And how do we build hopeful, resilient. thoughtful communities of response? To read reflections from more students, please click here. A Journey Toward Belonging Shaheryar Asghar ’28, participant Yesterday felt different; it was a day where coming to Baltimore no longer felt like an adjustment — it […]

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Posted by on March 20, 2025

Sunday, March 24th, 2024

Reflections from Baltimore: “Finding Solutions in Strength” and “Years and Small Steps”

The following are two reflections from the engaged spring break experience of the half-credit CEL course “Food, Faith, and Justice”. The course explores the following questions: why are people food insecure in Baltimore in 2024? How is the community responding (through direct service, grassroots organizing, policy, research, and advocacy)? How do we fit in? And how do we build hopeful, resilient. thoughtful communities of response? To read reflections from more students, please click here. Finding Solutions in Strength Katie Schadler ’26, participant The Food, Faith, and Justice 2024 cohort spent our first full day in Baltimore meeting the Black Church Food […]

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Posted by on March 24, 2024

Saturday, March 25th, 2023

A Reflection from Baltimore: The Value of Community

The following is a TA reflection from the half-credit CEL course Food, Faith, and Justice.
What a week it has been! I am so glad that I have had the opportunity to come to Baltimore for Food, Faith, and Justice a second time. This week was filled with meaningful conversation, learning, connection, joy, and laughter.

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Posted by on March 25, 2023

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