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Nourish supports food work in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded and ancestral territory of the Mi'kmaq, across 5 regions (Kespukwitk, Sɨpekne'katik, Eskikewa'kik, Unama'kik, and Piktuk).

Welcome to Nourish News - January 2023

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To learn well, and to feel well and supported, students need to not be hungry and they need to not be stigmatized. That’s why school food programs work best when all students can access them and, ideally, most students want to and regularly do. In short: if we want to address hunger at school, we need to feed everyone.



We are grateful to many donors who have contributed to the Nova Scotia School Food Fund to make it easier for schools to follow best practices. And with all the members of the Coalition for Healthy School Food, we are looking forward to a federal investment in school food in the 2023 budget.



I hope you began January well rested and well nourished. If you are looking for some tips on how to be gentle with yourself in this season of re-entry and resolutions, please check out Nourish’s social media (more details below).

Warmly,

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Lisa Roberts, Executive Director
Nourish Nova Scotia

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Building Stronger Relationships with Food & Body

Join us every Tuesday through the month of January to reflect on how we can build stronger and more positive relationships with food and body. Find our first video below in both French and English, and don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok for more great content! 

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2022: Our Year in Review

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Webinar: Building Successful School Cafeterias

Join us on February 10 as we sit down with Chaiti Seth (Community Development, Acadia University) to discover what Nova Scotia schools can learn from Acadia’s experience navigating third-party food service provider relationships. This webinar is co-organized by the NS Chapter of the Coalition for Healthy School Food and Nourish.

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Cozy, Comforting Cornbread

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This delicious cornbread recipe, pictured above served alongside Jamaican-Style BBQ Baked Chicken from the Local Food Lunch Toolkit, is perfect for a snack, side dish or even breakast-on-the-go. Pair with your favourite winter soup for the ultimate comfort food!

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Learning Corner

What We're Learning: This month, staff members are walking through the Food is our Medicine Learning Journey by the (well-named, but not affiliated) Nourish Leadership. This free online course offers an opportunity to explore Indigenous foodways and your own relationship with food, land, care, and reconciliation.

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