Summer Lunch and Learn 2023 Workshop Callout
Callout: 
The Midnight Kitchen is hosting a summer lunch and learn series! We are looking for facilitators to host 3 workshops that align with our mandate and are rooted in traditions of transformation to cultivate an abundant future. Workshops will be given between June and August 2023. Some examples of past workshops include: Befriending Plants in Your Neighbourhood, Soulbiometry: Ancestral Gut & Soul Health for BIPOC, and Making It Last: The Art of Food Storage (find a full list of past events on our website). All facilitators will be paid an honorarium and provided a budget for materials (details below). If you have a workshop you’d like to present as part of our series, please fill out the form to provide an overview by May 28th 2023 11:59pm (DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 4TH 11:59PM). If you have any questions, please contact us at midnightkitchencollective@gmail.com

Location: Tiohtià:ke - Mooniyang - Montreal
Workshop Length: Approx. 1 hour
Honorarium: $300
Budget for Materials: $50
Food for Event: Provided by Midnight Kitchen

Midnight Kitchen Mandate & Mission: 
Midnight Kitchen is a non-profit worker and volunteer run collective dedicated to increasing food accessibility on McGill campus and beyond. We support individuals and communities by providing a working alternative to capitalist, profit-driven systems of food production. We also offer education with respect to: food politics, social justice issues, food preparation, and urban agriculture. By taking the initiative to produce and distribute food in our own communities, we act in the pursuit of social and environmental justice and support others who share these goals.
Midnight Kitchen is part of an alternative food system that prioritizes mutual aid, grassroots movements, workers’ rights, community care, and sustainability. We oppose: violent, status-quo food systems; green-washed, individualized “lifestylist” approaches; the capitalist myth of scarcity; and commodification of the land.  Our approach to organizing is non-hierarchical, consensus-based, intersectional and anti-oppressive.
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