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#HIStorytellers: "Food & Meaning Making in the Anthropocene" by Albie Miles
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March 2, 2022
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22:09Now PlayingCommunity members shared their stories centered around food and agriculture in Hawaii at our February 2022 Hawaii Storytellers event.
Albie Miles is the Assistant Professor of Sustainable Community Food Systems at the University of Hawaii at West Oahu. Heʻs actively involved in the Transforming Hawaii's Food System Together initiative, which seeks to build statewide capacity to achieve greater food system sustainability in Hawaii.
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