The future can be brighter when we're growing for giving
Seeding Actions is a program dedicated to educating the youth while giving back to the community. Working together with schools and community leaders, the Seeding Actions program focuses on improving children’s experience with food by reconnecting them to nature through hands on edible gardening workshops and reallocating grown plants back to community gardens.
Seeding Actions focuses on creating a bond between children and their daily foods. Creating this awareness for children is crucial when introducing a natural, healthy lifestyle, combating child obesity, and even improving behavioral issues.
The program includes exclusive biokits... Read More
A festival that seeks to develop a universal movement that embraces green living and creative expression through music, art and culture!
ACOG is more than honored and proud to be a part of the 2011 Bayside Rocks Festival. If you are in south Florida on November 19th, 2011 make sure to join in on this joyful, conscious event dubbed “A concert on the green to keep the environment clean”.
Bayside Rocks is a 100% eco-friendly and family-oriented, fun filled day of social consciousness, community and environmental awareness on a musical platform that showcases our focus on environmental sustainability with an urgent... Read More
"The health of your body influences what you experience in your mind. There is no split. If you can engage your whole spirit in the pursuit of total fitness - not just your intellect, not just your emotions - but instead everything inside you that is truly you, you’ll discover what it is to be a whole person." -David Patchell-Evans
WISE TRADITIONS 2011-Twelfth International Conference of the Weston A. Price Foundation
The nations premier nutrition conference! With a showcase for Delicious Traditional Food. A Unique Opportunity for Health Professionals and Laymen interested in Diet and Health. WAPF Networking, Friendship and Fun.
Who Should Attend Wise Traditions?
Doctors, nurses, nutritionists, dietitians, parents, students, food writers, food providers, farmers, public servants, teachers, patients, activists, agriculture professionals, people interested in nutrition, people with no interest in nutrition, people who love to cook, people who hate to cook, people who like to eat, Baby Boomers concerned about their health, grandparents concerned about their grandchildren, couples who want... Read More
June
Putting food and families first
by Danielle Renee Lee
Michelle Obama is one of our favorite public figures. On the official White House website, the first paragraph in the section for Michelle Obama says “When people ask First Lady Michelle Obama to describe herself, she doesn't hesitate to say that first and foremost, she is Malia and Sasha's mom.” No matter what your political preferences are, it’s tough not to like Michelle Obama. A smart, good-looking woman who has achieved much professionally on her own and has taken to the role of First Lady with class and ingenuity.
She is also... Read More
