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What is food injustice?
It is any inequality within the food system (ex. lack of access to healthy/affordable foods).
100
What is the leading cause of death in the U.S.?
Heart Disease
100
What were the Coro East Bay Youth Fellows doing on Saturday?
We were maintaining a booth in conjunction with the Art & Soul Festival, raising awareness of the issue of food injustice.
100
What are community gardens?
They are pieces of land cultivated/gardened by a collective group of people living in the area.
100
What is the name of the program that we are representing?
Coro
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What is food security?
It is equal access to healthy, affordable, and culturally-appropriate foods.
200
Which section of Oakland (that we mentioned) only has one supermarket to serve over 25,000?
West Oakland
200
What does P.O.W.E.R. stand for?
Providing Oakland With Edible Resources
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What are farmer's markets?
They are public markets that sell fresh farm produce.
200
What are the two Coro youth fellow groups within the Exploring Leadership Program?
East Bay and San Francisco
300
What is a food desert?
It is an area that lacks a sustainable supply of healthy and fresh foods.
300
Name 5 fruits that have red!
examples: strawberry, watermelon, tomato, lychee, mango, rambutan, cherries, etc.)
300
Which two categories of tomatoes did we compare?
store bought vs. organic(freshly picked)
300
What is community-supported agriculture(CSA)?
It is a network of individuals who support a local farm in return for a share of the harvest.
300
What prizes are we giving away in the second raffle?
Mushroom kits, gift cards
400
What is malnutrition?
It is a lack of healthy foods or an excessive intake of unhealthy foods in the diet.
400
The price of ______ has risen 75% between 1989 and 2005.
fruits/vegetables
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Who is our target audience?
Oakland residents
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What is one thing Planting Justice does?
They transform backyards into edible landscapes and provide green jobs in which workers maintain gardens.
400
Who was our first guest speaker?
Linda Shak
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What is sustainability in terms of food systems?
It is the maintanable and justifiable usage of a resource so that it is not depleted or damaged.
500
Name 5 veggies that aren't green!
examples: eggplant, carrot, red bell pepper, cauliflower, turnip, red cabbage, etc.)
500
P.O.W.E.R's logo is made up of vegetables and fruits. What vegetable makes the "W"?
Celery
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What does Oakland Food Connection hold every Saturday morning?
Farmer's Market
500
What is happening right after this game?
the second raffle
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