Hungry for social change? Feed your need by coming to our community kitchen events. At these events, we will feast on engaging lectures on social justice issues, fruitful discussions, and a wholesome meal.
About
Join us on February 25th to cook, eat and discuss food as a long standing tool to building community and empowerment in black communities. Learn how to create delicious dishes from Chef Amaka Onyenokwe (Chef Max), Head Cook and Host, from 116 Kitchen diaryofasoulangel.blogspot.ca while discussing social issues that affect black communities and how communities thrive in the face of anti-black racism.
Pool your resources and your culinary skills with others to create a cheap feast for the senses! Each event offers a hands-on cooking experience with a unique menu and a special guest speaker that will provide us with a glimpse into a social justice issue.
Registration
Select the “Food & Living” category, or contact Hart House at [email protected] or 416 978 2452.
This Community Kitchen is brought to you in collaboration with Centre for Community Partnership.