Ossining Documentary and Discussion Series presents FOOD CHAINS - a film worthy of everyone seeing it - with the added bonus of having the opportunity to explore related issues in great company!

THE OSSINING DOCUMENTARY & DISCUSSION SERIES MAY EVENT!
Do you know the human cost of the food you eat? Food Chains is a expose that follows the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), a group of farm workers from Florida, who courageously battle the $4 trillion global supermarket industry in their fight to reveal the human cost in America’s food supply. Come watch and witness.

The New York Civil Liberties Union is this month’s Event Sponsor and will be with us too, so come early to get some of their materials and to meet with them.

Following the Film, Join Us for Conversation with these Panelists:

Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia, Human Trafficking Specialist with the Worker Justice Center of NY. Policy Chair for Freedom Network USA and Human Rights Commissioner, Ulster County; Ken Migliorelli, 3rd Generation Owner of family-run Farm in Northern Dutchess County which produces 130 varieties of fruits and vegetables, and not without migrant labor; Wilson Chang, Naturalist, and Farmer on both Westchester County owned Hilltop Hanover Farm, as well as Dancing Dog Farm in Ridgefield, CT. Finally, Angel Morales who works at Ossining’s Open Door; also a Student Farmworker Alliance Steering Committee Member and Member of NY Fair Food and WESPAC Food Justice Committee.

An Ossining Documentary and Discussion Series Event
Bringing the Community Together One Film at a Time & As Always, FREE! @Ossining Library’s Budarz Theatre next to the Wobble’s Footnote Café
Thursday, May 14th; Screening Starts at 6:30; Seating Begins 6:15
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