BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191106T193000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191106T181500Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044621319 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191107T202000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191107T183000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044623468 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191108T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191108T210000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044625632 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191111T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191111T154000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044626510 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191112T162000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191112T143000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044626945 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191112T182000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191112T163000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044629086 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191113T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191113T154000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044631973 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191115T223000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191115T210000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044632764 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191118T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191118T154000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044634315 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191119T162000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191119T143000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044636135 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191119T182000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191119T163000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044637217 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTEND:20191120T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART:20191120T154000Z GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044639246 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Film/Media,Discussion,Volunteer Opportunities,Environmental Sust ainability DESCRIPTION:Interventions in Media and Design with Memefest and Black Yield Institute\n\nBaltimore’s Food Apartheid\, a series of extradisciplinary wo rkshops and interventions into the politics of food\, will be held at Gouch er College November 4-22\, 2019. The workshops combine the insights and res ources of the international media and design network Memefest and Baltimore ’s Black Yield Institute\, an organization working toward developing commun ity control of food resources. Workshops in photography\, audio production\ , graphic and book design\, social media\, and multimedia production will p roduce material for BYI’s communication campaign toward food sovereignty fo r black communities in Baltimore. Other associated events include an on-cam pus cooking demonstration that reflects upon food’s relationship to adverti sing\, a screening of local documentaries on Baltimore’s racially-inflected food politics\, and a screening of Agnes Varda’s documentary The Gleaners and I.\n\nConcurrently\, Goucher’s Corrin Gallery is hosting the exhibition Serving Food Justice\, showing specially curated works from Memefest’s boo k Food Democracy and local groups’ efforts to provide healthy\, equitable f ood distribution\, and to combat Food Apartheid – the racial structuring of the growing\, distribution\, and sale of food\, leading to a lack of healt hy food alternatives in Baltimore’s black neighborhoods. The workshops\, ev ents\, and exhibition are open to all Goucher students -- critical\, experi mental\, and speculative experiences to use art and media to address the op portunities to defeat Food Apartheid and create food sovereignty imbued wit h environmental and cultural respect\, nutrition education\, skills-buildin g\, and community development.\n\nMemefest is the Sherman Fairchild Foundat ion Visiting Artist for Interdisciplinary Digital Arts in 2019-20 at Gouche r College. The workshops are also supported by the Sweren-Wogan Institute\, and the screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit is supported b y the Robertson Lectureship Fund.\n\nFor updates on events\, see www.gouche r.edu/bfaw.\n\nFor more information on Memefest\, see www.memefest.org. For more information on Black Yield Institute\, see https://www.blackyieldinst itute.org/.\n\nThis Calendar of Events is a reflection of the evolving natu re of the Memefest visit. Please check www.goucher.edu/bfaw for updates.\n\ nWednesday\, Oct. 23: Screening of deserted and Baltimore’s Strange Fruit ( excerpt) with discussion: Emily Stubb\, Eric Jackson\, Emily Billo\, and Ga be Dinsmoor -7:30 in Merrick Lecture Hall\n\nMonday\, Oct.28: Serving Food Justice opens - Corrin Gallery in Meyerhoff\n\nThursday\, Oct. 31: BYI Hall owGreen in Cherry Hill\n\nSaturday\, Nov. 2: BYI Black Harvest community fe stival in Cherry Hill\n\nMonday\, Nov. 4: FYS Photo: Introduction to Memefe st\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 5: CPE (both sections): Intro to Memefest and BYI\;\n- -World Cinema screening w/ discussion – The Gleaners and I\n\nWednesday\, N ov. 6: FYS Photo: Photography and Food Apartheid\; \n--Memefest workshop fo r Corrin Gallery - 1:15-2:30 in Meyerhoff lobby\n\nThursday\, Nov. 7: Photo 1: Introduction to Memefest and BYI\n\nFriday\, Nov. 8: Audio Production: recording reflections on Food Apartheid and Food Sovereignty - 4:00-5:00 in the Goucher Student Radio Studio - Athenaeum\n\nMonday\, Nov. 11: FYS Phot o: Social Media and Photography\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 12: CPE (2 sections): Mak ing the work\n\nWednesday\, Nov. 13: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanc ed Photographic Practices: Social Media and Photography\n\nCANCELED: Friday \, Nov. 15: Cooking demonstration: Flour + Water + Advertising Design\, w/ Oliver Vodeb and Goucher’s own Johanna Zipp - 4:00-5:30 in Fireside Demo Ki tchen\n\nMonday\, Nov. 18: FYS Photo: Making the work\;\n--Advanced Photogr aphic Practices: Photography & Design in the Era of Photoshop and Fakery\n\ nTuesday\, Nov. 19: CPE (2 sections): Making the Work\;\n--Serving Food Jus tice Gallery Reception and Workshop – 5:00 pm in the Meyerhoff lobby\n\nWed nesday\, Nov. 20: FYS Photo: Making the work\n\nFriday\, Nov. 22: The Big F inish: projects completion\, reflection\, celebration – location TBA\n\nCla ssroom locations and meeting times are found below.\n\nAlso hang with Memef est at the entrance of Mary Fisher Hall\, much of the time when workshops a re not happening.\n\nMEMEFEST WORKSHOPS IN SCHEDULED CLASSES\n\nFYS 100.002 : Power of Photography\nLaura Burns MW 10:40 -12:30 MAC 106\n\nCPEA 251 Soc ially Engaged Art\nPam Thompson T/TH 9:30-11:20\n\nPractices for Environmen tal Justice\nT/TH 11:30-1:20 MAC 201\n\nCOM 342 World Cinema\nMaria San Fil ippo T/TH 1:30-3:20 Kelley Lecture\n\nART 201.001 Photography 1\nLaura Burn s T/TH 1:30-3:20 MAC 106\n\nART 375 Advanced Photo Practices\nLaura Burns M /W 2:40-4:30 MAC 106 DTSTAMP:20260411T234420Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191122 GEO:39.410145;-76.592167 LOCATION:Goucher Campus SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Baltimore's Food Apartheid UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_31822044640612 URL:https://events.goucher.edu/event/baltimores_food_apartheid END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR