Re/Storing Nashville :: Building Access to Affordable Food
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Thirty years ago, childhood obesity wasn't on anyone's radar.  What have we done to our children over the past few decades to be in the situation where we hear over and over again that this generation of kids will have a shorter lifespan than their parentsWhy do we continue to get fatter?  And what are we doing about it?

Did the advent of Happy Meals do it?  Video games?  Lack of safe spaces to play or sidewalks?  Is it a lack of time to spend on cooking and eating as a family

Re/Storing Nashville is aware of all of the above factors, but we are focused on addressing the lack of affordable healthy food access in underserved communities.

Re/Storing Nashville, in partnership with the Edgehill Family Resource Center and the Organized Neighbors of Edgehill:

Edgehill Food Now! is hosting the Edgehill Food Awareness Cookout

Tuesday, August 31, 2010
3:30-6:30pm
1277 12th Avenue South

We hope you will be there to celebrate our working together and participate in bringing a grocery store back to Edgehill!

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Restoring Nashville is a faith-based movement for food justice in Nashville advocating for increased access to affordable healthy food for all of Nashville. Re/Storing Nashville is a program of Community Food Advocates. Support for this project was provided by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

The Community Food Advocates brings people together to create and sustain a secure and healthy food system for their region, from production to consumption.

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