New Blog Post: "How the Other Half Eats"
Ariel Aberg-Riger has a great post on food aid over at CityLab. I find media like this both generally enjoyable and really useful for teaching undergraduates.
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Nutrition News Roundup
1) Colleagues, you are probably aware of the international consternation around the United States' delegation to the United Nations threatening other countries over a resolution regarding the promotion of baby formula. It was a brief opportunity for the history of food and nutrition to take center stage. Here are two noteworthy contributions, one on the history of infant feeding in the US, the other that explains how formula fits into the world of policy and the Codex Alimentarius.
Student Research Awards in Food and Nutrition
The Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition has two awards for student research with impending (July 27) deadlines.
CFP DUE JULY 6: Graduate Food Studies Conference
My name is Anastasia Day, and I am the current president of the Graduate Association of Food Studies. I am writing to inform you about our upcoming conference and invite graduate students to submit papers. If you could forward this to your graduate student community, it would be much appreciated. Below you will find an abbreviated Call for Papers; please feel free to distribute as widely as you wish.
CFP DUE JULY 6: Graduate Food Studies Conference
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Type:
Call for Papers
Date:
July 6, 2018