As climate change forces us to rethink our relationship to the land that feeds us, meet inspiring young people across the continent leading a revolution to a better world, from the ground up! An Indigenous-owned, youth run organic farm in Hawaii, a Black urban grower in Kansas City, a female Kosher Butcher in Colorado working with the Queer Community, and an Inuit community in the Northwest Territories employing traditional harvesting methods to grow fresh produce in a community greenhouse—these food activists are using new ways of farming and living to fight back against oppressive systems, and secure an alternative path to our culinary future.

Featuring a live post-screening Q&A, guests to be announced.

Part of the ticket proceeds will go to FoodShare Toronto, a non-profit organization challenging the barriers to food justice.

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