Slamming Hunger: Story Slam
Wednesday, Nov. 30, Glorya Kaufman Hall, Amber Dance Studio
Students from Dan Froot’s “Slamming Hunger” course tell personal stories about hunger and food-insecuritiy on campus and beyond. We use oral history methodology to unearth our own relationships to food insecurity. We then learn the art of storytelling, using our personal narratives to explore the complexities of hunger, the invisible ways in which it is woven into our lives, and to help decrease the stigma of not being able to afford enough food. We have all been surprised at what we’ve found. You will be, too.
This project was supported by HCI.
Storytelling by:
Uchenna Amajoyi
Hugh Dang
Adriana Garcia
Cristina Girod
Robert Jackson
Zoe Leroy-Antaki
Mary Lopez
Esther Robinsun-Abrams
Genevieve Zimmerman
Coached by:
rayven armijo
Rachel Clark
Griff Clawson
Cristina Girod
Zoe Leroy-Antaki
Abby Lewis
Courteny Ng
Esther Robinsun-Abrams
Event Date: Wednesday, Nov. 30, 4 p.m.
Venue: Glorya Kaufman Hall, Amber Dance Studio
Price: Free, no ticket required
Kaufman Hall is located in North Campus off of Sunset Boulevard.
Parking is available in lot 4.