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As we reflect on our planet’s finite resources, how can we reimagine our relationship with food to ensure there’s enough for everyone?
As the Creative Director of PermaQueer, an educational outfit that supports queer, POC and other vulnerable communities through permaculture education, Guy Ritani is deeply invested in forging reciprocal relationships within a greater ecosystem.
Guy's Lunch Orders soapbox will consider the role of community and practices such as permaculture in the future of food.
If you would like to join the conversation, you can click here to submit your questions for Guy. You can also use this link to send us your thoughts after the event.
As we reflect on our planet’s finite resources, how can we reimagine our relationship with food to ensure there’s enough for everyone?
As the Creative Director of PermaQueer, an educational outfit that supports queer, POC and other vulnerable communities through permaculture education, Guy Ritani is deeply invested in forging reciprocal relationships within a greater ecosystem.
Guy's Lunch Orders soapbox will consider the role of community and practices such as permaculture in the future of food.
If you would like to join the conversation, you can click here to submit your questions for Guy. You can also use this link to send us your thoughts after the event.

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