3RD ANNUAL baylor university POVERTY SUMMIT + THE CAMPUS KITCHENS PROJECT ANNUAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCEOCTOBER 8 + OCTOBER 9 + OCTOBER 10

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Hungry for Justice is a national conference addressing poverty and issues of social justice.

A variety of social concerns will be addressed, with a strong focus on issues stemming from poverty such as hunger and human trafficking.

The conference aims to stimulate academic thought and raise awareness about poverty; engage students about the issues of social, economic, and environmental justice; and encourage action.

weekend 8 + 9 + 10

Friday, October 810:00AM RegistrationOpens//Barfield,BDSC*11:45AM BoxedLunchavailableinBarfield,BDSC12:00PM Dr.KevinJackson,VicePresidentforStudentLife,BaylorUniversity12:05PM BoxedLunchandWelcome:JudgeKennethW.Starr,President,BaylorUniversity12:15PM Plenary 1: Kevin Concannon//BDSC UnderSecretaryofAgricultureforFood,Nutrition,andConsumerServices1:30PM Breakout1//BDSC&HSB*2:30PM Breakout2//BDSC&HSB3:30PM Breakout3//BDSC&HSB4:30PM Breakout4//BDSC&HSB5:30PM Breakout5//BDSC&HSB7:00PM RosemaryTownsend,DirectorBusinessAffairs&CommunityPartnerships7:05PM Plenary 2: Robert Egger//BDSC FounderandPresidentofDCCentralKitchen8:00PM DessertreceptionandJusticeExhibition//HSB

Saturday, October 99:00AM Dr.MarthaLouScott,AssociateVicePresidentforStudentLife,BaylorUniversity9:05AM Plenary 3: Shannon Sedgwick Davis//BDSC Partner,BridgewayCharitableTrust10:00AM Breakout1//HSB11:00AM Breakout2//HSB12:00PM BoxedlunchandPanelDiscussion//HSB1:30PM Breakout3//HSB3:00PM Off-CampusService-signupatregistrationORNetworkingopportunity6:00PM WorldHungerEducationalBanquet//BDSC8:30PM Documentary:Lunch Line //SUBBowloutside;insideBDSCineventofrain

Sunday, October 109:30AM Closing//BDSC11:00AM ChurchUndertheBridge(optional)2:00PM CROPHungerWalk(optional)

*BDSC = Bill Daniels Student Center (breakoutsessionson2ndand3rdfloor,plenarysessionsinBarfieldon2ndfloor)*HSB = Hankamer School of Business (breakoutsessionsinCashionclassrooms,ExhibitionandMarketplaceon5thfloorofCashion)

breakout 1-5 // title, presenter // location

1 “The New Face of Hunger - Establishing an On-Campus Food Bank” Part 1 // WilliamLamb,KyleHinch,RochelleMayberry,EricaGulbrandson,Ayodeji Olukoya//BDSC-Barfield

2 “Teach Someone How to Fish: Economic Opportunities through Culinary Job Training”//JennyBird,AmandaParrell//HSB-Cashion,5thfloor

3 “AmeriCorps*National Direct Supervisor and Member Training” 1//Traymone Deadwyler//BDSC-Beckham

1 “Campus and Community Development: Starting a Campus Kitchen”//Abigail Steiner,MaureenRoche//BDSC-Barfield

2 “The Story of Two Gardens”//ChelseaGoulartCraig,ReginaValdez,EmilyPaulson //HSB-Cashion,5thfloor

1 “Campus Kitchens and Hospitality Management Programs”//SusanCallahan, AnneGaelleLaPlanche,DanMcCoy//BDSC-Barfield

2 “Bread for Life”//ChasinEsparanza//HSB-Cashion,5thfloor

1 “Creating A Sustainable Campus Food System”//BrianNoy,ErikaCoa,KedirWare //BDSC-Barfield

2 “Harnessing Volunteer Power through Social Media: How to Gain and Maintain Volunteers with Web 2.0.” //JasmineTouton//HSB-Cashion,5thfloor

1 “Creative and Practical Responses to Human Trafficking: A Roundtable Discussion” // KimKotrla,JenniferSmyer,DawnWible//BDSC-Barfield

2 “Issue Education, Reflection, and Ice Breakers, Oh My!: Tools to Get Students Thinking About Service!”//DaisyWeill,TimmySivered//HSB-Cashion,5th

*BDSC = Bill Daniels Student Center *HSB = Hankamer School of Business

breakout 1-3 // title, presenter // location

1 “Justice in the Marketplace”//MattHess,WesSmith,JustinBullock- WorldHungerRelief,Inc.//HSB-Cashion405

2 “Campus Kitchens: The Integration of Faith in Service” //Dr.GaynorYancey, JeffreyRuston//HSB-Cashion407

3 “A Catalyst for Collaboration - A University’s Approach to Community Hunger” Part 2//WilliamLamb,KyleHinch,RochelleMayberry,Erica Gulbrandson,AyodejiOlukoya//HSB-Kayser

4 “The Kianga Project”//BenCarroll,WadeMackey//HSB-Cashion410

5 “Special Events Programing - Why we do community day events”Jordan Kough,ChrisReams,KaitlinBowdler//HSB-Cashion411

1 “Texas Hunger Initiative: Campaign to End Food Insecurity”//JeremyEverett //HSB-Kayser

2 “Discipling the Poor- A Case Study on City Harvest Ministries” // Pastor EdwardSimiyu//HSB-Cashion407

3 “AmeriCorps*National Direct Supervisor and Member Training” 2 //Traymone Deadwyler//HSB-Cashion409

4 “Open Table: The Poverty Transformation Movement” // Paige Panter // 411

5 “Sex Trafficking of Minors in the U.S.: Implications for Policy, Prevention and Research”//Dr.KimKotrla//HSB-Cashion413

1 “Grassroots Agricultural Development” //MattHess;WorldHungerRelief,Inc. //HSB-Cashion405

2 “Urban Gardening Coalition”//BethelErickson,GraceLadd//HSB-Cashion407

3 “Poverty and Pop Culture: How Pop Culture Shapes Perceptions of Poverty, Hunger, and Social Justice” BillyCollins,KristineDavis,AmandaEarp, BrittanyHardy//HSB-Kayser

4 “Corporate Social Responsibility”//DannyFlores//HEBPublicAffairsManager //HSB-Cashion409

5 “Days of Service - Roll up your sleeves, it’s planning time”//JordanKough,Chris Reams,KaitBowdler//HSB-Cashion413

PLENARY KevinW.ConcannonwasnominatedbyPresidentObamaandSecretaryVil-sackandconfirmedbytheU.S.SenateinJuly2009toserveasUnderSecre-taryforFood,Nutrition,andConsumerServices intheUnitedStatesDepart-mentofAgriculture.

Food,Nutrition,andConsumerServiceshasprincipalresponsibilitiesandfund-ingauthorityforFoodandNutritionService(FNS),whichfeedsanestimated20percentoftheU.S.population,andhasleadresponsibilitiesforpromotinghealthfuldietthroughtheCenterforNutritionPolicyandPromotion.

Workinginpartnershipwithstateandlocalorganizations,FNSoversees the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program(SNAP), formerlyknownas theFoodStampProgram,whichservesover34millionAmericanseachmonth; childnutritionprogramsincludingNationalSchoolLunch,SchoolBreakfast,andSummerFoodServicePrograms;TheChildandAdultCare

FoodProgram;theSpecialSupplementalNutritionPro-gramforWomen,Infants,andChildren(WIC);theCommodity Supplemental Food Program; FoodDistribution Program on Indian Reservations;TheEmergencyFoodAssistanceProgram;andothernutritionprograms.

hungry for justice + + +

JudgeKennethStarr//President,BaylorUniversity

1 + + +Kevin concannon Under Secretary

of food, nutrition, AND CONSUMER SERVICES, USDA

friday breakout 1option 1 // 1:30pm // BDSC - BARFIELD“The New Face of Hunger - Establishing an On-Campus Food Bank” Part 1 // WilliamLamb,KyleHinch,RochelleMayberry,EricaGulbrandson,AyodejiOlukoya

Inrecentyears,therehasbeenashiftinthedemographicoftheaveragecollegepopu-lationwhichhascreatedawidespreadhungerproblemonourcampuses.Webelievethatbyestablishingandoperatinganon-campusfoodbank,wecanhelpalleviatestu-dentsfinancialburdens,provideamoresuitable learningenvironment,andenhancestudents’abilitytoimpacttheworldaroundthem.Comeandlearnhowtoestablishanon-campusfoodbank!

option 2 // 1:30pm // HSB - CASHION, 5TH FLOOR“Teach Someone How to Fish: Economic Opportunities through Culinary Job Training”//JennyBird,AmandaParrell

In addition to providing nutritional support to needy communities, kitchens can offeropportunities through job training.Classesprepareunemployed trainees topass thechallengingnationalfoodsanitationcertificationtest,ServSafe.InstructorsincludeCKPstaff,universityvolunteers,andguestchefs,andcoverabasicculinarycurriculum.Thissessionwillhelpinterestedkitchensdiscusshowtheymighttailortheprogramtofittheirownkitchen.

option 3 // 1:30pm // BDSC - BECKHAM“AmeriCorps*National Direct Supervisor and Member Training” 1//TraymoneDeadwyler

This sessionwill focus on pre-service training for the supervisors and themembersof theHandsOnNationalDirectCorptosupport theirwork. Pre-servicetrainingwillincludeTrain-the-TrainerinVolunteerLeadership,sharingprojectideas,in-servicewe-binartopicsandsupportiveon-linetoolsandresources.*Note:Notageneralsession,butforthoseattendingspecificallyforpre-servicetraining.

friday breakout 2option 1 // 2:30pm // BDSC - BARFIELD“Campus and Community Development: Starting a Campus Kitchen”//AbigailSteiner;MaureenRoche,TheCampusKitchensProject

Thepresentationwill focusoncommunityandcampusassessment toolsandwill fa-cilitateinterestedschoolsindevelopingtheirownCampusKitchen.TheCKPnewsitedevelopmentprocesswillbeexplored,andtimelinesfornewkitchenopeningsestab-lished.Thesessionwillalsoincludebrainstormingoncommunityawareness,studentinvolvement,foodrecoverysites,andresourcedevelopment.

option 2 // 2:30pm // HSB - CASHION, 5TH FLOOR“The Story of Two Gardens”//ChelseaGoulartCraig,ReginaValdez,UniversityofMassachusetts;EmilyPaulson,GonzagaUniversity

Thissessionisaboutthesuccesses&failuresthatcomewithanewgardenandgreenhouseandhowthreenovicegardenerslearnedtheirwayaroundtheplot.Presenterswilldiscusstwogardensonoppositesidesof thecountry:Thecom-munitygardenatTheCampusKitchenatTheUniversityofMassachusettsBoston(CK-UMB)isanewendeavorandthebrainchildoftheCKUMBLeadershipTeam;andTheCampusKitchenatGonzagaUniversityinSpokane,Washingtonisanestablishedgar-den,whichaddedtherecentexperienceofgainingagreenhouse.

friday breakout 3option 1 // 3:30pm // BDSC - BARFIELD“Campus Kitchens and Hospitality Management Programs”//SusanCallahan,AnneGaelleLaPlanche,DanMcCoy,UniversityofMaryland-EasternShore

Thisprogramwill focusonCKUMES,anembeddedservice learningprogram in theHotelRestaurantManagementProgram.Byembeddingincurriculum,studentspracticemanagementskills,managekitchenoperations,anddevelopmarketingandpromotions.

option 2 // 3:30pm // HSB - CASHION, 5TH FLOOR“Bread for the World”//ChasinEsparanza,TruettSeminary

Youhaveresources.Youprobablyalreadyuseyourtimeandmoneytobenefitthepoor.ComelearnabouthowtouseyourinfluenceasanAmericancitizenasaresourceforthevoiceless.Bread for theWorld isanorganization thatwillgiveyou the toolsandknow-howtomakeanimpactonawholenewlevel.

friday breakout 4option 1 // 4:30pm // BDSC - BARFIELD“Creating a Sustainable Campus Food System”//BrianNoy,ErikaCoa,KedirWare,AugsburgCollege

Thisprogramisaworkshopdesignedtoshareideasandstrategiesinbuildingasus-tainablefoodsystemoncampus.ThisprogramishostedbypresentersfromAugsburg,wherethecampuskitchenprojecthostsacommunitygarden,aCommunitySupportedAgriculutredropsite,afarmersmarket,andeducationalclasses.

option 2 // 4:30pm // HSB - CASHION, 5TH FLOOR“Harnessing Volunteer Power through Social Media: How to Gain and Maintain Volunteers with Web 2.0.” //JasmineTouton,TheCampusKitchensProject

GainingandmaintainingvolunteersisatoppriorityofCampusKitchensandotherser-vice-basedorganizations.Socialmediaplatformsaremaking it increasinglyeasier todevelopstrongrelationshipsthroughonlineprofilesthateventuallyreachrealpeople.HarnessyourvolunteerpowerbyfollowingtipsandtheorybehindtheuseofFacebook,Twitter,YouTube,Flickr,andalternative/growingplatforms,keepingtheworkforcebe-hindyourorganizationengagedandconnected.

friday breakout 5option 1 // 5:30pm // BDSC - BARFIELD“Creative and Practical Responses to Human Trafficking: A Roundtable Discussion” //Dr.KimKotrla,JenniferSmyer,DawnWible,BaylorUniversity

Millionsofpeoplearevictimsofhuman trafficking - theexploitationof individuals forcommercialsexorlabor–everyyear.Threespeakers,allworkingintheareaofhumantrafficking,willfacilitatearoundtablediscussionaboutpracticalandcreativewaysthatindividuals,churchesandcommunitiescanrespondtotheissuebothlocallyandglob-ally.

option 2 // 5:30pm // HSB - CASHION, 5TH FLOOR“Issue Education, Reflection, and Ice Breakers, Oh My!: Tools to Get Students Thinking About Service!”//DaisyWeill,TimmySivered,CollegeofWilliam&Mary

Wanttohelpstudentsengageincriticalthinkingwhilebringingenergytoyourorgani-zation?Learnhowtoeffectivelyimplementissueeducation,reflectionandicebreakeractivitiestohelpyourteamdelveintothedeeperissuessurroundingpovertyandothertopicsyourorganizationtackles.We’lldiscusshowandwhytoutilizethesetools,aswellastryafewgamesourselves!

PLENARY RobertEggeristheFounderandPresidentoftheDCCentralKitchen,whereunemployedmen andwomen learnmarketable culinary skillswhile donatedfoodisconvertedintobalancedmeals.Sinceopeningin1989,theDCCKhasdistributedover22millionmealsandhelped800menandwomengainfull-timeemployment.

EggerservedastheCo-ConvenerofthefirstNonprofitCongressin2006,wasthefoundingChairoftheMayor’sCommissiononNutrition,andStreetSense,Washington’s“homeless”newspaper.EggerhasbeenontheNonProfitTimes“50MostPowerfulandInfluentialNonprofitLeaders” list in2006,2007,2008and2009.HewastherecipientoftheRestaurantAssociationofMetropolitanWashington’s2007“LifetimeAchievement”awardandthe2004JamesBeard

Foundation “Humanitarianof theYear”award.HehasalsobeennamedanOprahAngel,aWashingtonianof theYear,aPointofLightandoneoftheTenMostCaringPeopleinAmerica,bytheCaringInstitute.Heisalsoa14-gallonblooddonortotheAmeri-canRedCross.

Egger’s book on the non-profit sector, Begging forChange,receivedthe2005McAdamPrizefor“BestNonprofitManage-mentBook”bytheAllianceforNonprofitManagement.EggercurrentlyleadstheV3Campaign,whicheducatespoliticianstotheeconomiccontributionsofAmerica’snonprofitsector.Eggerspeaksnationallyandinternationallyonhungerandhomelessness,socialenterprise,andnonprofitunity.Fora complete list if speaking engagements, or to accessEgger’sop-eds,podcasts,videosorblogs,pleasegotowww.robertegger.org

2 + + +ROBERT EGGER, FOUNDER & President

OF DC CENTRAL KITCHEN

We are often overwhelmed with statistics of poverty and injustice in the world and our own backyards. fortunately, many in our community have unique and interesting ways to address poverty. The justice exhibi-tion features individuals and organizations that provide opportunities to Actively get involved and make a difference

FeaturedintheJusticeExhibition:SeedsofHopeTexasHungerInitiative,TheWellsProj-ect,InternationalJusticeMission,Steppin’Out,OneCampaign,BaylorUniversityCampusKitchen,KiangaProject,BaylorAlternativeSpringBreak,OpenTable,WacoArtsInitiative,WorldHungerFarm,BreadforLife,UbcWaco,BaylorStudentsforSocialJustice,andBay-lorUniversitySpiritualLife.

PLENARY 3 BridgewayCapitalManagement,Inc.isaHouston-basedinvestmentfirmwhichcommits one-half of its annual profits to philanthropic endeavors that combatgenocidewhile promoting peace, reconciliation, and human rights around theworld.

DavishaspreviouslyservedasvicepresidentofGenevaGlobal,anorganizationthatinvestsindeveloping-worldcommunities,andasdirectorofpublicaffairsatInternational JusticeMission (IJM), a human-rights organization thatworks toendslavery,forcedprostitution,andillegallandseizuresinthedevelopingworld.Duringher tenureat IJM,Davis organized the2002OlympicsSexTraffickingBriefing.Shealsoconductedhigh-levelbriefingsforWhiteHousestaff,members

ofCongress,andleadinghumanrightsactivists.HerworkwasfeaturedintheEmmy-winningDatelinesegment“ChildrenforSale.”Ms.Davishasspentasignificantamountoftimetravel-ingabroadworkingtofreechildrenfrombrothelsandslavery.

She is on the advisory board for theElders, a collectivegroupofworldleaders—includingNelsonMandela,JimmyCarter,MuhammadYunus,andDesmondTutu—assem-bledtocontributetheirwisdomandintegritytotacklingsomeof theworld’s toughest problems.Ms.Davis isanhonorsgraduateofMcMurryUniversityandBaylorLawSchool.

SHANNON SEDGWICK DAVISPartner, bridgeway charitable trust

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SATURDAY breakout 1option 1 // 10am // HSB - CASHION 405“Justice in the Marketplace”//MattHess;WesSmith;JustinBullock;WorldHungerRelief,Inc.

TheFairTrademovementhasspreadfromobscuritytoWal-Martinthelast10years.Isthisagoodthing?ThisprogramdiscusseswhyweshouldsupportFairTradeandhowcanweworktoensureitremainsfair.

option 2 // 10am // HSB - CASHION 407“Campus Kitchens: The Integration of Faith in Service” //Dr.GaynorYancey,BaylorUniversity;JeffreyRustin,DCCentralKitchen

Thispresentationwillfocusontheintegrationoffaithinservice.Faithinservicewillbediscussedthroughtheuseofacasestudythatfocusesonthestudentsinagraduatesocialworkcoursetostartacampuskitchen.ThesecondpartofthispresentationwillfocusontheexpressionoffaithinvoluntaryservicethroughcampuskitchensandtheWashington,DCCampusKitchenproject.

option 3 // 10am // HSB - KAYSER“A Catalyst for Collaboration - A University’s Approach to Community Hunger” Part 2 //WilliamLamb;KyleHinch;RochelleMayberry; EricaGulbrandson;AyodejiOlukoya

Collegesanduniversitiescandeeply impact thehunger issues in theircommunities.Theycanofferlargeamountsofvolunteersandoftenbeavaluablecatalystforwide-spreadcommunityefforts.Wewillbesharingstrategiesforusinganon-campusfoodbanktofeedthecommunity,discussingwaystocreategreaterstudentawareness,andexploringthepossibilitiesofpartnerships.

SATURDAY

option 4 // 10am // HSB - CASHION 410“The Kianga Project”//BenCarrollandWadeMackey,BaylorUniversity

Thisprogramwillhighlight theKiangaProject,asociallyproactivebusiness focusedon improving the quality of life for Kenyanwomen andmen livingwithHIV. Work-ingthroughmicrofinance,wecollaboratewithourKenyanfriendstodesignandcreatebeautifuljewelryandaccessoriesinspiredbytraditionalAfricantechniques.

option 5 // 10am // HSB - CASHION 411“Special Events Programming” //JordanKough,ChrisReams,andKaitBowdler,TheCampusKitchensProject

Thispresentationwill focusonhighlightingcommunitydays,specialevents,andpro-gramsdesignedtobeforlocalcommunityparticipation.UsingtheTurkeypaloozaeventasabackdrop,thissessionwillcoverhowtochooseaneventforyourcommunityandwhoshouldbeinvolved.

SATURDAY breakout 2option 1 // 11am HSB - kayser“Texas Hunger Initiative: Campaign to end food insecurity”//JeremyEverett,THI

TheTexasHungerInitiative(THI)isacapacity-buildingcollaborativeproject.Theyseektodevelopandimplementstrategiestoendhungerthroughpolicy,education,commu-nityorganizing,andcommunitydevelopment.THIseekstomakethestatefoodsecurebyensuringthateveryindividuallivinginTexashasaccesstothreehealthymealsaday,sevendaysaweekby2015.THIwillconvenefederal,stateandlocalgovernmentstake-holderswithnon-governmentalorganizations,churches,andlocalproviderstodevelopaplanforanefficientuseanddeliveryofourcurrentresourcestohungryindividualsandfamilies.

option 2 // 11am // HSB - CASHION 407“Discipling the Poor - A Case Study on City Harvest Ministries” //PastorEdwardSimiyu,CityHarvestChurch,Nairobi,Kenya

ThisprogramwillfocusontheexperiencesofPastorEdward,anativeKenyan,andthepowerofbothfaithandmicrolending.

option 3 // 11am // HSB - CASHION 409“AmeriCorps*National Direct Supervisor and Member Training” 2 // TraymoneDeadwyler,AmeriCorps*NationalDirectHostSiteManager,HandsOnNetwork

Thissessionwillfocusonpre-servicetrainingforthesupervisorsandthemembersoftheHandsOnNationalDirectCorptosupporttheirwork.Pre-servicetrainingwill in-cludeTrain-the-TrainerinVolunteerLeadership,sharingprojectideas,in-servicewebi-nartopicsandsupportiveon-linetoolsandresources.*Note:Notageneralsession,butforthoseattendingspecificallyforpre-servicetraining.

SATURDAY

option 4 // 11am // HSB - CASHION 411“Open Table: The Poverty Transformation Movement” // JonKatov,OpenTable;RosemaryTownsend,BaylorUniversityInterdisciplinaryPovertyInitiative;GingerGuti-errez.

Inaddition toCampusKitchen,OpenTable isoneofBaylor InterdisciplinaryPovertyInitiative’s(BIPI’s)twodesignatedpartnerprojects.Itsvolunteer-fueledprocessofferschurchesamodelthatutilizeshumancapitalwithinthechurchtorestorethoseexperi-encingpoverty.EachTableoperatesaccordingtoacatalystplatformthatrecruits,trains,andmentorsvolunteerstoactaslifespecialists,encouragers,andadvocatesforoneimpoverishedfamilyatatime.

option 5 // 11am // HSB - 413“Sex Trafficking of Minors in the U.S.: Implications for Policy, Prevention and Re-search”//KimKotrla

HundredsofthousandsofminorsareexploitedthroughthecommercialsexualindustryintheU.S.everyyear,yetinformationregardingthecharacteristicsofthispopulationislacking.Thissessionwilldiscussfindingsandimplicationsofanalysisof115incidentsinvolving153minorvictimsofsextraffickingintheU.S.occurringovera9yearperiod.

This panel will discuss the ways in which each panelist is working to eliminate poverty. Questions concerning community outreach, program development, policy, and a variety of other topics will provide a powerful and educational panel discussion.

MODERATOR: Dr. Gaynor Yancey//AssoicateDean,SocialWork//BaylorUniversity

1 Jeremy Everett//TexasHungerInitiative//BaylorUniversity

2 Dr. Kim Kotrla //Faculty,HumanTraffickingResearcher//BaylorUniversity

3 Vincent Jackson//ProgramManger,FirstHelpingOutreach//DCCentralKitchen

4 Fernado Arroyo//WacoHabitatforHumanity

+ + + Working Toward the Elimination of Poverty

12pm

SATURDAY breakout 3option 1 // 1:30pm // HSB - CASHION 405“Grassroots Agricultural Development” //MattHess;WorldHungerRelief,Inc. Agriculturaldevelopmenthasimprovedthelivesofmanypeopleintheworld,butbil-lionshavebeenleftoutofthebenefitsoftheseadvances.Learnaboutthehistoryofthemovementtoimprovethelivesoffarmersandhowtobeinvolvedinandsupportthismovementthatliterallyaddresseshungeratagrassrootslevel.

option 2 // 1:30pm // HSB - CASHION 407“Urban Gardening Coalition” //BethelErickson,UrbanGardeningCoalition;GraceLadd,Americorps

This programwill focus onways to develop community gardens, aswell as how toinvolvechildrenandtheartsincreatinganinvitingspacetobeenjoyedbytheentirecommunity.

option 3 // 1:30pm // HSB - kayser“Poverty and Pop Culture: How Pop Culture Shapes Perceptions of Poverty, Hunger, and Social Justice” BillyCollins,KristineDavis,AmandaEarp,tandBrittanyHardy,BaylorUniversity

This programseeks to explore thewayspopular culture presents issuesof poverty,hunger,andjusticeissuestoconsumers.Byexaminingthesepresentations,wecanbetterunderstandtherolemediaplaysinshapingourperceptionsofpoverty,hunger,andjusticeissues.

SATURDAY

option 4 // 1:30pm // HSB - CASHION 409Corporate and Social Responsibility in the Food Industry //DannyFlores,HEBPublicAffairsManager

ThisprogramwillfocusontheeffortsofHEBtoconductbusinessinaresponsibleman-ner.ThroughtheirworkwithSNAPoutreachprogramsandinvolvementinareafoodbanks,HEBfocusesmuchoftheireffortstopromotinghealthiercommunities.

option 5 // 1:30pm // HSB - CASHION 413“Days of Service”//JordanKough,ChrisReams,KaitBowdler

Thispresentationwillhighlighthowtoobtainfundingsourcesanddesignprogrammingaroundnationaldaysofservice. UsingMLKDayandGlobalYouthServiceDaysasexamplesthisprogramwillbedesignedtoteachstudentshowtoplan,publicize,andrunavolunteerevent.

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an opportunity to get involved.check the registration table to secure your spot to serve. opportunities include community gardening, painting, and general clean up.

Ofthe2.2billionchildrenintheworld,nearly1billionliveinpoverty,meaningtheyareseverelydeprivedofadequatefood,drinkingwater,decentsanitationfacilities,health,shelter,educa-tion,andinformation.Thatisalmost1outofevery2children.

AHungerBanquetisadramatizationoftheinequalitythatperpetuatespovertyintheworld.Guestsareassignedrolesastheyenterthebanquet;theserolesrepresentdifferentincomelevelsaroundtheworld.Whateachpersonreceivesfordinnerdependsontheroletheyareplaying,sowhilesomehavemorethantheycaneat,othersdon’thaveenoughtoeatoranyfoodatall.AHungerBanquetisaninteractiveopportunityforpeopletoseeandfeelfirsthandtheeffectsofpoverty.Italsoofferstheuniqueopportunityforpeopletotakeaproblemandworktogethertogeneratesolutions.

*Reserveyourspaceattheregistrationtable

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY + + +

Ifyouwerenotabletosecureaservicesite,weareoffereingatimetonetworkwithotheruniversities.IfyourepresentauniversitythatdoesnothaveaCampusKitchen,weinviteyoutospeakwithanARAMARKdiningservicerepresentative,whowillanswerquestionsregardingpick-upsandkitchenlogistics.

facilitated by: Dr. Jon Singletary, Baylor school of social work

6pm; BDSC - Barfield

followed by discussion led by :: maureen Roche, director of the campus kitchens projectLunch Linereframestheschoollunchdebatethroughanexaminationoftheprogram’ssurpris-ingpast,uncertainpresent,andpossiblefuture.Inthefilm,sixkidsfromoneofthetoughestneighborhoodsinChicagosetouttofixschoollunchandendupattheWhiteHouse.Alongtheway,Senators,SecretariesofAgriculture,entrepreneurs,andactivistsfromacrossthepoliticalspectrumaddtop-downperspectivetoabottom-upfilmabouttheAmericanpoliticalprocess,thehealthandwelfareofitsfuture,andtherealitiesoffeedingmorethan31millionchildrenaday.

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Thank you for attending “Hungry for Justice: Social, Economic, Environ-mental,” the 3rd Annual Baylor University Poverty Summit and The Campus Kitchens Project Annual Leadership Conference! This conference has been a collaborative effort between Baylor University and The Campus Kitch-ens Project; we hope the focus on hunger, just food production, and the issues stemming from poverty has inspired you to work for change in your local community. In addition to including presentations from leading scholars and practi-tioners, we intentionally provided opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to act locally. Organizations and individuals showcased proj-ects in the Justice Exhibition, and a limited number of participants served in community gardens, non-profit organizations, and soup kitchens on Saturday, October 9. Hopefully, this conference has rejuvenated students to take action and advocate for justice. Thank you for working on behalf of the marginalized in your local com-munity! Please take advantage of the connections you made at this con-ference to share best practices, brainstorm new projects, and further connect with others doing this work across the country. We invite you to provide feedback about the conference at our registration table, and continue the work that you began here when you return to your campus of origin. Thank you!Hungry for Justice Planning Team

HEART OF TEXAS CROP HUNGER WALK : : ENDING HUNGER ONE STEP AT A TIME

The walk begins at Bledsoe-Miller Recreation Center (300 N. Martin Luther King Jr BlvdWaco, TX 76704-2101), and will take place along the scenic Brazos River on Sunday AND WILL BEGIN at 2:30 PM. ADVOCATE FOR THE HUN-GRY AND ENJOY LIVE MUSIC!

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we have been intentional about using fair trade and recycled products for all conference materials. Each participant received a bracelet purchased from the Kianga Project, which economically empowers women in kenya; binders and programs made from recycled materials; and water bottles so that plastic waterbottles were not purchased. Hole in the roof will donate $500 to charity:water. boxed lunches supported local business; coffee was fair trade, and left over food was composted through aramark, our dining services provider.

conference sponsors:Baylor interdisciplinary poverty initiativebaylor department of STudent activities the campus kitchens projectheb

special thanks to: Hungry for justice student steering committeebaylor university campus programsTexas hunger initiativethe campus kitchens project executive staff