Partner Organizations
How many meals has Food Rescue US provided?
A. 50 million
B. 60 million
C. 70 million
D. 80 million
D. 80 million
What do the U and R in UR Action's name stand for?
Urban Rural
Dismantling Racism in the Food System, Eric Holt-Gimenez and Breeze Harper
According to Food First’s “Dismantling Racism in the Food System” where do we see the problem of racism in our food system?
A. in high rates of hunger and food insecurity
B. in diet-related diseases among people of color
C. in pesticide poisoning among people of color
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
What is defined as "the struggle against racism, exploitation, and oppression taking place within the food system that addresses inequality's root causes both within and beyond the food chain"?
food justice
Name two of the three components of The Gleaning Project's team project.
newsletter, research audience for newsletter, organize virtual fundraiser
Where is the Community Ecology Institute located?
A. Colombia, MD
B. Germantown, MD
C. Annapolis, MD
D. Rockville, MD
A. Colombia, MD
UR Action encourages a shift from competition to ___________.
collaboration
Food and Hunger, Justin Sean Myers
What is defined as: "access by all people at all times to enough food for an active, healthy life"?
food security
Which of these is not experienced by immigrant workers in the industrial agriculture industry?
A. pesticide exposure
B. high worker union dues
C. food insecurity
D. substandard housing
B. high worker union dues
Name both of the components of SPO's team project.
distribute educational materials, research volunteer sign-up platforms
How many acres is the Fulton Farm?
A. 30 acres
B. 40 acres
C. 50 acres
D. 60 acres
C. 50 acres
In the ABCs of Constructive Dialogue, what do the A, B, and C stand for?
ASK to understand their perspective, BREAK DOWN our view so they understand our reasoning, CHECK our understanding of their perspective
Want Amid Plenty, Janet Poppendieck
In her piece, Poppendieck argues that the real issue behind hunger in America is:
A. a shortage of food
B. food waste
C. social and economic inequality
D. not enough food banks in America to distribute food
C. social and economic inequality
What were designed to bolster the production of commodity crops such as corn, rice, and soy during the Great Depression to ensure a cheap supply of the ingredients necessary for processed foods?
Federal agricultural subsidies
Name both components of the Fulton Center's team project.
Land acknowledgement and designing flyers
How many families does SPO provide produce food for each month?
A. 300
B. 600
C. 800
D. 1,000
B. 600
Which of these is NOT a divide UR Action seeks to bridge?
A. Racial
B. Geographical
C. Economic
D. Generational
C. Economic
Maki Hatanaka, Consuming Food:
Which of the following is an important food-related issue/trend discussed by Hatanaka?
A. ethical consumerism
B. corporate and global food
C. food marketing and advertising
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
A fair food program includes all of the following EXCEPT:
A. dignity
B. the right to unionize
C. fair pay
D. humane working conditions
B. the right to unionize
Name two of the three components of CEI's team project.
research concept of food systems & present findings, create Google Drive folder of content, frame CEI/Nourishing Gardens as opportunities for college students
Which two counties does The Gleaning Project serve?
Franklin and Adams
What is the first step in creating a problem tree analysis?
Defining the problem.
Food Justice Now!, Joshua Sbicca
Which of these is not a focus of Sbicca's ideal food justice policy?
A. Political action
B. Self-determination
C. Environmental sustainability
D. Land
A. Political Action
________ refers to a circumstance in which public and private entities refuse services to neighborhoods based on their racial and ethnic makeup.
redlining
Name two of the three components of Farmlink's team project.
identify underutilized food banks in DC, create map of local food banks, design an educational pamphlet