Events
Hunger in Hong Kong: Lecture and Service Activity
13 Feb 2017
11.30am – 5.00pm
Lecture: LT4, Cheng Yu Tung Building (CYT)Service Activity: 93 King Lam street, Lai Chi Kok
Prof Daisy Tam, Assistant Professor, Baptist University
Daisy Tam is a Hong Kong-based academic researcher specialising in ethical food practices and urban food systems. She is driven to search for a more ethical, equitable, and sustainable food system at a city level.
cgh.sdg@cuhk.edu.hk
Food for thought… how are hunger, waste, over-consumption and food security interrelated? Did you know that whilst 3,600 tons of food is daily discarded, 1 in 4 children do not get three meals per day? Join us to learn about the harsh reality of hunger in Hong Kong and see what YOU can do to contribute to a better ‘food future’ for Hong Kong!
The service activity is available to the first 15 sign ups; successful participants will receive confirmation via email
