For our March community event TYFPC and Let’s Talk Food UofT met to discuss student food insecurity on university and college campuses and what various youth groups are doing to help address this issue. Tune in to the panel below to learn about: The issues […]
Two Toronto Youth Food Policy Council members have started Soul Food Project TO to highlight and share Black youth food recipes and experiences. Soul Food Project is currently accepting submissions that will be made into a cook book. To submit, please email soulfoodprojecto@gmail.com
**EDIT** The TYFPC is going to continue our Virtual Community Garden Project throughout the summer! Show us your harvests! During the month of June, as we continue to practice physical distancing, we invite you to join us in a virtual community garden to share food, […]
On Monday, February 4th the TYFPC hosted a community meeting at Parkdale Activity Recreation Centre (PARC) on Youth, Mental Health, and Food called Eat, Feel, Create. The event featured an interactive and engaging panel discussion with Cleopatra Myers, The Stop Community Food Centre, Natalie Bousteaud, […]