[Jewish] ATTEND HAZON CONFERENCE ON HAZON CONFERENCE ON FOOD AND HUNGER FOR FREE! RESPONSE NEEDED ASAP!

[Steven Nathan]

I just received this from national Hillel.  As a Soref (small) campus 
our students can attend this fantastic conference for free.  Please 
contact them ASAP if you are interested.

I wanted to make sure that you guys didn't miss out on this chance to 
come to the Hazon Food Conference for FREE. The conference is just a few 
weeks away, but you can still fill out this short application and get 
funding to join us as we take pickling classes, walk on the beach and 
learn with rabbis, farmers, chefs, food policy activists and others in 
California. Omnivore or vegan, kosher-keeper or bacon-eater - you're 
warmly invited!

*Hillel Soref Initiative Scholarship*
Through the generous support of the Hillel Soref Initiative, Hazon is 
able to offer full scholarships for 10 college students who attend a 
Soref Affiliated campus 
<http://www.hillel.org/HillelApps/JLOC/samSearch.aspx?q=all> to 
participate in the Hazon Food Conference or selected small schools. The 
scholarship will cover all program fees and housing expenses; while 
recipients will be responsible for travel to and from the conference. 
Please contact Brooke at hazon.org <mailto:Brooke at hazon.org> for questions 
or more information.


best,
Avigail
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Avigail Hurvitz-Prinz
Food Programs Associate

Hazon | 45 West 36 Street, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10018
tel: 212 644 2332 ext 307 | fax: 212 868 7933
www.hazon.org <http://www.hazon.org> | www.jcarrot.org 
<http://www.jcarrot.org>

 

 


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Campus Rabbi

Hampshire 
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Fax: (413) 559-5663

snathan at hampshire.edu

 

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