introducing a documentary film that tells the story of big, bright actions being taken by food revolutionaries in and around Minnesota.
stories of food: Good, clean, and fair for ALL
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This film is a Good News story: a seed of sovereignty amidst corporate-dominated, exploitative monocrops and CAFOs.
Instead of telling another story about the problems in our food system, we are highlighting the folks who are creating alternatives at the intersection of joy and justice.
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The story follows folks like Kateri Tuttle and Jessika Greendeer of Dream of Wild Health, Moses Momanyi of Kilimo Minnesota, and Chef Brian Yazzie of Gatherings Cafe—to name a few. It tells of a more beautiful food system that our hearts know is possible. A food system that is rooted in respect and relationships.
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This documentary was a labor of love: every person involved in the creation of this film volunteered their time.
If the stories inspire you, we encourage you to become a deeper part of this community. Volunteer, donate, create and deepen relationships, and support their work by whatever means you have available to you.
This page has ways to support the protagonists and the movement.
“We are a bridge builder
in the social change ecosystem
Maybe our role isn't so programmatic, but looking at how we can serve as the hub or the touch point to connect all the work that's happening. Finding people doing this amazing work and bringing them together.
We need to be recognized in the space as a better partner, willing and interested in being both allies and accomplices to people doing the good work."
Dan Mueller, Slow Food USA
CONNECT TO THE WORK
OF JOY AND JUSTICE
Slow Food is a place where you can connect with the work of joy and justice in our community. Food justice means good, clean, fair food for all.
Our commitment is connecting you to the incredible work that is happening in our own backyards. And, to connect community leaders doing the work with national and international leaders and resources to help them along the way.
We are farmers, home cooks, butchers, brewers, bakers, chefs, parents, foragers, grocers, journalists, nutritionists, students, lawyers, photographers, scientists, water protectors and engineers—all united in our support and activism for good, clean, fair food that is equitable, just, and inclusive.
Upcoming eventS in the slow food community
You Move this movement.
are you ready to get your hands dirty?
