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March 22, 2013

Food film

PEORIA -- From a news release: 

Next week, join us at Bradley Hall for our screening of "The Future of Food" to learn more about genetically engineered food and how it has found its way into your life.

"The Future of Food" — A Documentary Screening
Hosted by Food & Water Watch Local Coordinators

Tuesday, March 26, 2013
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Bradley Hall Room 126
819 North Glenwood Avenue, Peoria


"The Future of Food" distills the complex technology and consumer issues surrounding major changes in the food system today — genetically engineered foods, patenting and the corporatization of food — into terms we can all understand. It empowers consumers and voters to realize the consequences of these foods for our future. 

Do you care about your right to know what you're eating? Come to our event and find out how people in your community are defending your right to decide, and how you can help!

RSVP and let us know you're coming.

Hope to see you there!

Jessica Fujan
Illinois Organizer
Food & Water Watch

Posted at 08:45 AM in Events |

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