Each event is free and open to the public, with the exception of the Hunger Banquet. Tickets to the Banquet can be obtained at any of the HAW events, or by calling 525-9546. The UFW has accomplished the impossible many times over and it has been a source of hope and inspiration not only for the farm workers it serves, but also for many other grass-roots organizations and individuals who work for social justice. Huerta will give the insider s perspective on the continuing farm worker s struggle. Supervisor Liz Archuleta and Mayor Chris Bavasi will join a group of individuals from Flagstaff s hunger relief organizations in a discussion of how our community can better serve the needs of the poor.
All films deal with women in the food industry.
Fifty-five percent will be placed in the third tier, and will receive only a small amount of rice to eat. The remaining 30 percent will receive a meager meal of beans and rice. When participants are securely stationed in their places, they will soon learn how insecure and tenuous most of the world s food supply is by interactive activities which will move people throughout the tiers. This event is guaranteed to change perceptions on the causes and effects of poverty and hunger. Throughout Hunger Awareness Week, food will be collected for shipment to survivors of Hurricane Mitch in Honduras.