Sandbox Webinar: Community Partnerships in Co-Design of Sustainable Food Systems Curricula
The development of academic degree programs and curricula faces the risk of being disconnected from communities when they are designed without stakeholder engagement. Join us for a webinar reflecting on the importance of community partnerships in the co-design of sustainable food systems curricula. We will be joined by three leaders of the Sustainable Community Food Systems Bachelor of Applied Science Program at the University of Hawai’i West O’ahu to share experiences, approaches, and lessons learned regarding academic and community partnerships for curricula design.
The Sustainable Community Food Systems Program
The Sustainable Community Food Systems (SCFS) program at the University of Hawai’i incorporates problem-based and hands-on learning to develop food system professionals capable of solving real-world problems and transitioning Hawai‘i’s food system toward greater ecological sustainability, social equity, and climate change resilience.
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Zoom Meeting Information
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About SAEA
The SAEA exists to serve and connect educators, teachers, students, staff, and administrators who focus on the teaching and learning of sustainable agriculture at the adult level.
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