Food IQ: Growing Minds, Growing Plates The Campus Health and Wellness Centre (CHWC) and the Barrett Centre of Innovation in Sustainable Urban Agriculture have teamed up to educate on the importance of accessible, affordable healthy food and preparing nutritious meals. Join us to learn food literacy skills, such as nutrition, cooking, and meal planning. These skills are the foundation of lifelong habits of responsible and conscious eating, promoting better physical and mental health. From Hunger to Health – Recorded Education Session Click the link to learn more about: Understanding Food Insecurity and Food Literacy On-Campus and General Food Insecurity and Food Literacy Services and Resources Canada’s Food Guide and Nutrition Food Insecurity and Health Outcomes Connecting with Services and Supports Experiencing Distress around your eating? Click here Seasonal Farmers Market Check back in September for more information. There is a variety of in-season produce that is fresh, locally grown and more affordable is available each week to students, staff and faculty of both DC and Ontario Tech. Also available are food literacy and food insecurity information and resources. More details to come summer 2024.