Arrilaga Alumni Center, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
     Target Audience: Stanford researchers/scholars and community food activists
     (as well as foundations and government representatives)

Memorial Auditorium, 7:00 - 9:00 pm: An Evening with Frances Moore Lappé
Cultivating the EcoMind to Transform Our Food System
Lessons learned from 40 years of the Food Movement
     Target Audience: General Public

On November 3, 2010, the first Food Summit event was held on the Stanford campus with the objective of determining the breadth and depth of interest in Food issues across the 7 schools of the University (Medicine, Earth Sciences, Business, Humanities & Sciences, Law, Education, and Engineering). The target audience was primarily academics. The response was overwhelmingly positive, with all seven schools represented.

Food Summit 2 builds on that success. In the past year, several projects linking multidisciplinary teams of Stanford scholars and researchers with community-based food groups/organizations were conducted or initiated. These will be featured at this year’s Summit. In addition, it is clear that there is an urgent need to develop further links between Stanford resources and community food groups. The 2011 summit will provide the forum for building that learning community for the purpose of continuing to fix our broken food system.

Food Summit 2 will feature two separate events, a Morning Program of panel speakers at the Arrillaga Alumni Center; and an evening Public Forum featuring keynote speaker Frances Lappé at Memorial Auditorium.

Registration
	Target audience: Stanford researchers/scholars, community food activists, foundations, and government representatives. To register for the morning program, please fill out this online registration form. Space limited to 400 seats.
	Target audience: General public. Public Forum: Cultivating the EcoMind to Transform Our Food System Lessons learned from 40 years of the Food Movement To register for the Public Forum, please fill out this online registration form. Space limited to 1,700 seats.