Poverty Law, Co-Sponsored by Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care

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Session Type: Subsessions

Session Capacity: N/A

Hotel: Hilton San Francisco Union Square

Room: Continental Ballroom 5

Floor: Ballroom Level

Food justice, equity, and oppression have recently gained currency amongst diverse sociolegal scholars as new ways to conceptualize old problems of, inter alia, agriculture, environment, gender, immigration, labor, public health, an race. To achieve the vital goal of substantially reforming existing food systems in the United States in the context of changing climatic, political, and sociolegal conditions, the panelists will articulate their visions of the centrality of interracial justice to confronting food oppression and cultivating food equity and justice.