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Presentation on museums and the Slow Food movement. Developed by Michelle Moon for presentation for the National Council members of Strawbery Banke Museum.

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~ Food for Thought ~ How History Museums are Serving

Visitors Hungry for Change

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GoodCleanFair

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Good

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Clean

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Fair

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Eating is an agricultural act.

--Wendell Berry

Co-Producer

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The Ark of Taste

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RAFT

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Terra Madre

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Slow Food in Schools

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Slow Food Nation

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Potlucks

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Projects

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Farm Picnic

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CSA Fair

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100 – Mile

Thanksgiving

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Harvest Supper

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Food for thought.

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