Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
The South Shore YMCA in Hanover, the South Shore Natural Science
\nCenter and Sustainable Hanover are collaborating to empower and
\neducate healthy eating, sustainability, community connection and
\nenvironmental responsibility through a thought-provoking film series
\ncalled “\/What ARE We Eating?”\/<\/p>\n
\u201cOur collaborative effort began with an idea to build a garden in
\n2009\u201d says Kim Engle, Arts and Education Director at the South Shore
\nYMCA; \u201cwe collaborated with Sustainable Hanover and found ourselves
\nwith a portable greenhouse, a successful sustainability fundraising
\nevent and the realization that we need to do more education.\u201d
\nSustainable Hanover and the South Shore YMCA continued their joint
\nefforts with a few small film events, kids\u2019 events and teen events.
\nIn September of 2011, the Y began its official partnership with the
\nSouth Shore Natural Science Center and the film series was realized. <\/p>\n
The series begins on January 19th at 7:00 p.m. at the South Shore
\nNatural Science Center with the film \/Food Matters\/ and continues on
\nthe 3rd Thursday of each month through March. Each month will feature
\na different film, discussion, and guest speakers centered around
\ncommunity, food, nutrition, farming, and sustainability. This
\nmonth\u2019s film is:<\/p>\n
January 19, 2012
\n\/Food Matters\/ — but is it the answer to cancer? This documentary
\ndiscusses the possibilities of improving chronic illness with simple
\nself-care and aims to further jolt the trillion dollar worldwide
\nso-called \u2018sickness industry\u2019 by declaring a range of
\nscientifically verifiable solutions for curing disease naturally.
\nNutritionists-turned-filmmakers James Colquhoun and Laurentine ten
\nBosch, have produced a bold film based on a challenging and
\npotentially startling message; that with the right kind of foods,
\nsupplements, and detoxification processes, we can prevent, arrest, and
\neven reverse chronic illness. \u201cThere are simple lifestyle changes
\nthat we as individuals can make to start reversing the increasing
\nlevels of serious illness,\u201d said Bosch.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned to ATOTW for details regarding films in February and March!
\nFor more information about any of these programs, please contact Kim
\nEngle at kim@ssymca.org
\n .<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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