A GFI student newsletter.
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What’s Cooking in the Classroom |
We’re Expanding our Lecture Series – All Are Welcome! |
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World on A Plate, a course designed by world-renowned chef and humanitarian José Andrés, explores the many ways in which food intersects with public health, politics, science, industry, culture, and more. This semester, the course is opening the guest lecture series to the entire GW community. Students are invited to stop by for any session that interests them, with no course enrollment or registration required!
Don't miss the chance to hear from an exciting lineup of leaders shaping the future of food and agriculture, including:
- Shoba Shetty, Global Director of Agriculture and Food, The World Bank
- Spiro Stefanou, former Administrator, USDA Economic Research Service
- Dianna Darsney, Director of Global Initiatives, CARE
Whether you're passionate about food systems, sustainability, international development, or public policy, these conversations offer a unique opportunity to learn from experts at the forefront of their fields. Come for one lecture or join us throughout the semester!
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DC Premiere of GROUNDSWELL Film Screening & Panel Conversation
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Join us at the Jack Morton Auditorium for the DC premiere of GROUNDSWELL, a Golden Globe winning documentary that takes viewers on a global journey to experience the regenerative movement that is reshaping our relationship to Earth.
Narrated by Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson, the film shows how farmers, ranchers, scientists, change-makers and Indigenous leaders are using regenerative agriculture to restore the planet one acre at a time.
Join us for a reception and participate in a panel discussion led by moderator Frank Sesno, and featuring panelists: Heather Dawn Thompson, VP Native Nations Conservation & Food Systems at World Wildlife Fund; Richa Patel, Policy Specialist at the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition; and Laura Turner Seydel, Executive Producer for Groundswell.
🗓️ Wednesday, September 30
🕝 6:00pm
📍Reception, Screening, and Panel at the Jack Morton Auditorium, 2nd floor
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Your Next Bite: Student Opportunities |
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Coordinator, Nutrition Education
Capital Area Food Bank
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| WIC Services Associate
Anne Arundel County Department of Health
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| World Food Policy Center 2026-27 Student Competition
First Round of Proposals due Oct. 31st
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R&D External Engagements Intern
Vylor
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| GW UNICEF Ambassador
GW UNICEF
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| Underclassman Representative
Baking for Better GW
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September – Freshly Plated |
Connections that Continue |
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It’s always nice seeing a familiar face!
GFI Carbonell Family Executive Director Stacy Dean crossed paths with GW alum and World on a Plate teaching assistant Richie Holmberg at a recent Capital Area Food Bank report launch, highlighting the connections that continue long after graduation. We’re proud to see our alumni bringing their knowledge and passion into the food systems field – and continuing to learn, grow, and make an impact in their communities.
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GWORLD Now Accepted at the Foggy Bottom Farmers Market! |
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| Use your GWorld card to get fresh, local produce right on campus!
The FRESHFARM Foggy Bottom Market is set up outside the metro station every Wednesday all year round. Browse through stalls selling fresh produce, artisan goods, prepared meals, flowers, pastries, bread, and more between classes. Bring your friends and spread the word!
Learn more on FRESHFARM’s website: https://www.freshfarm.org/markets/foggy-bottom
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We want to lift up your work and share information about events, and opportunities to collaborate. Email us at globalfoodinstitute@gwu.edu.
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