Alice Waters

Let Our Children Lead the Way to a Healthier Future - Huffington Post

source: Huffington Post

Let Our Children Lead the Way to a Healthier Future blog) However, despite the success of school lunch pioneers like Alice Waters and her Edible Schoolyard initiative, Slow Food USA's Time for Lunch campaign, ...

Published Tue, Nov 17

Post-Katrina food: The perfect storm in edible New Orleans

source: Water World

Based on the Berkeley, Calif., model started by Chez Panisse chef/activist Alice Waters, the Edible Schoolyard New Orleans is the first sanctioned replica ...

Published Mon, Nov 9

Where & When: What to Do This Weekend

source: Washingtonian.com

Where & When: What to Do This Weekend Alice Waters, the California chef who spearheaded the organic movement in the '70s, will sign her new book, Edible Schoolyard, at the National Museum of ... and more »

Published Wed, Jun 10

To Do

source: Washington Post

 United States BOOK SIGNING: Alice Waters discusses and signs copies of her "Edible School Yard." Organized by Smithsonian Enterprises. Free. 1-4 pm Stars and Stripes Cafe, lower level, National Museum of American History, 14th Street and Constitution Avenue NW. ...

Published Tue, Jun 9

Sacramento summer literary, slow-food events, part 1

source: Examiner.com

Waters spoke about her new book, Edible Schoolyard: A Universal Idea. There, in an intimate setting, on a local farm, sat and chatted the woman who brought California Cuisine to life. That event has passed, but many other literary food events shimmer ...

Published Tue, Jun 9

Table to Table: The Week in Food Events

source: Washingtonian.com

 DC Alice Waters, the California chef who spearheaded the organic movement in the '70s, will sign her new book, Edible Schoolyard, at the National Museum of American History's Stars and Stripes Cafe (14th St. and Constitution Ave., NW). ...

Published Tue, Jun 9

June Book Events: Ayelet Waldman, Barry Gifford, Alice Waters, and ...

source: SF Weekly

 CA To some, a title like Edible Schoolyard (Chronicle Books, $25) may imply a shocking manifesto advocating the devouring of small children as a means of carbon footprint reduction. But everyone else knows it's only the book by Chez Panisse restaurateur ...

Published Tue, Jun 2

GM's collapse - nature hates a vacuum

source: Examiner.com

Alice Waters pioneered it when she founded The Edible Schoolyard. Gardening "grounds" children and gives them interesting, engaging alternatives. Learning to make the right choices about food is the single most important key to environmental awareness ...

Published Tue, Jun 2