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GROW with us in NSW

Campaigning for change article written on the 13 Jul 2011

You are invited to celebrate the NSW launch of Oxfam’s new global Food Justice Campaign, GROW, by joining us for a World Reality Dinner.

Join leading thinkers, policy makers and practitioners to discuss how together we can fix the failures of our global food system. All while enjoying a dinner that will allow you to experience the inequality of food distribution around the world.

  • WHERE: Wesley Conference Centre 220 Pitt St Sydney
  • WHEN: 5:45pm Thurs 4th August 2011
  • SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
    • Andrew Hewett – Executive Director of Oxfam Australia
    • Julie Goodwin – Inaugural winner of Masterchef Australia
    • Dr Bruce Lee – Director CSIRO Food Futures National Research Flagship
  • COST: By Donation.

Please book your ticket to this event here, as seats are limited.

Visit the GROW website for more information on the campaign

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