To maximize the community engagement campaign, Aubin Pictures is developing alliances with outreach partner organizations. These groups are coordinating screenings and discussions, promoting events, providing guidance on content, and suggesting resources. Most significantly, they are using the film, curriculum, and website as tools in their own campaigns to create a more sustainable, healthy and just food system for kids and families.
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The Sustainable Table celebrates local sustainable food, educates consumers on food-related issues and works to build community through food.
The Fair Food Network The Fair Food Network is a non-profit organization that works in partnership with other organizations to design a food system that upholds the fundamental right to healthy, fresh and sustainably-grown food, especially in historically-excluded communities.
The Sylvia Center The Sylvia Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing children to the life-giving pleasures of fresh food from the farm. They inspire young people--predominantly in underserved communities--to discover good nutrition through joyful, delicious experiences with healthful, seasonal fruits and vegetables, on the farm and in the kitchen.
Children & Nature Network The vision and mission of the Children & Nature Network is to give every child in every community a wide range of opportunities to experience nature directly, reconnecting our children with nature's joys and lessons, its profound physical and mental bounty.
Queens Museum of Art The Queens Museum of Art, founded in 1972 to provide a cultural center for the borough, is more than just an art museum: it is a vital center for community engagement. Located in the most diverse county in the country, QMA presents artistic and educational programs and exhibitions that directly relate to the urban life of its constituents while maintaining the highest standards of professional, intellectual, and ethical responsibility. QMA offers a broad array of contemporary and historical art exhibitions of local and international significance, multidisciplinary public events, and outstanding education programs that rank amongst the finest and most accessible in the nation.
Eco Cats (PTSA Sub Committee)/Science SPARKS! (After School Club that is parent-led) The Eco Cats is a parent-led subcommittee of a Lexington, KY middle school PTSA that started in the 2009-2010 school year. It's mission is to provide hands-on opportunities to allow students and the school community to participate in nature-based activities. In the 2011-2012 school year, the Eco Cats will be joining forces with Science SPARKS!--a parent led after school club that began to give students an opportunity to problem solve and have more opportunities to learn more about how science is used in the "real world." The theme for Science SPARKS! this year is Nature with an emphasis on plants and gardening.
