Hungry for Change: How Post-Secondary Campuses Are Transforming Food Systems (Culinaria: Food for Thought, Food for Pleasure, Food for Change)

Hungry for Change demonstrates how students, staff, and faculty are working towards food systems transformation on, and beyond, the post-secondary campus. Through careful curation of chapters and a substantive introduction, this collection provides empirical depth while laying essential analytical groundwork demonstrating the connections between seemingly discrete and disconnected campus-based food movements.Drawing on critical food studies and critical university studies, this book proposes the new subfield of “critical campus food studies” as a distinct analytical approach for understanding how campuses, and their actors, are implicated in reproducing and resisting food injustice.Read through this lens, the chapters in this collection situate on-campus food justice interventions within broader structural and scalar food systems and post-secondary institutional dynamics.The contributors to this book enliven food systems scholarship while introducing new conceptual and theoretical tool