The Stop: How The Fight For Good Food Transformed A Community And Inspired A Movement

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The Stop: How The Fight For Good Food Transformed A Community And Inspired A Movement

Heladio de NOBOA , W Jay Wood
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  • Date de publication : Mar 04, 2014
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 320
  • Éditeur : Random House of Canada
  • ISBN : 9780307360793
  • Dimensions : 5.92" W x 0.82" L x 9.02" H
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"A superbly smart, engaging book." —The Grid (Toronto)

"Never preachy, it's full of wisdom, empathy and smart, practical thinking. . . . Amid a glut of food manifestos and local-food edicts, this title stands out as an important contribution to the discussion around food and social justice. What's more, its publication comes at a critical time: Saul and his crew are taking the model on the road with plans to make it a national movement." Maclean's

NICK SAUL was executive director of The Stop Community Food Centre in Toronto from 1998 to 2012 and is a recipient of the prestigious Jane Jacobs Prize and the Queen’s Jubilee Medal. He is now president and CEO of Community Food Centres Canada, an organization that will bring the innovations of The Stop to communities across Canada. www.cfccanada.ca
 
ANDREA CURTIS is an award-winning writer and editor. Her family memoir, Into the Blue: Family Secrets and the Search for a Great Lakes Shipwreck, won the Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction. Curtis’s first children’s book is What’s for Lunch? How Schoolchildren Eat Around the World. www.andreacurtis.ca
 
SAUL and CURTIS live with their two boys in Toronto.

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