Log Lunch

First Log Lunch of the Year

Pictured: Students enjoy the first log lunch meal of the semester. On September 16th, students, faculty, and community members came together to enjoy the first Log Lunch of the year! Over 150 people lined up down Spring Street, hoping to enjoy a delicious meal of fajita veggies, black beans,… Continue reading »

Teresa Mares Delivers Log Lunch Lecture, “A Renewed Call for Social Sustainability: Putting Worker Justice at the Center of Sustainable Food Systems”

Pictured: Professor Teresa Mares smiles at the camera. On September 24, University of Vermont professor Teresa Mares gave a lecture entitled “A Renewed Call for Social Sustainability: Putting Worker Justice at the Center of Sustainable Food Systems” at Log Lunch. Discussing vulnerabilities in the American food system and using… Continue reading »

Black as Drought: Ecological Entanglements of the African Diaspora

March 6, 2020 In the poem “ca’line’s prayer,” Lucille Clifton marks the progression of Black generational memory through the metaphor of drought, narrating a female ancestor’s voyage from Dahomey to the plantations of the United States South, reconfigured here as a “desert country.” The 1969 publication of “ca’line’s prayer”… Continue reading »

Fishing for Justice, Niaz Dorry

The topics of community, small farms, fishermen, and justice concluded the month’s log lunches. Niaz Dorry is the coordinating director of Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance and National Family Farm Coalition. She began her talk by explaining to everyone how she arrived to Williamstown from Gloucester, Massachusetts:… Continue reading »