SRAP Live 2021: Can Environmental Justice Be Achieved With Food Sovereignty?
With industrial livestock production comes injustice to the environment, people, animals, and the planet. Experts on this panel explore the need to replace the industrial food system with regenerative farming practices.
Moderator: Maria Payan, senior regional representative, SRAP
Speakers:
▪️ Dr. Sacoby Wilson, environmental health scientist, University of Maryland School of Public Health, and founder, CEEJH
▪️ Leila Borrero Krouse, organizer, immigration specialist, CATA—The Farmworker Support Committee
▪️ Jeremy Young, executive producer, Aljazeera Faultline Films
▪️ Jay Monteverde, program director, Namati U.S. Environmental Justice Program, MidAtlantic Justice Coalition
SRAP Live features farmers, activists, and academics discussing environmental justice, the greenwashing of factory farm gas, community success stories, the injustices faced by contract growers, and more.
Keynote speakers include Dr. John Ikerd, professor emeritus of agricultural economics, University of Missouri, Columbia, and Jessica Culpepper, SRAP board president and food project director, Public Justice. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3s2Xeif
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