Oberlin College and Conservatory

Ken Wong - ‘‘Community Gardens: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty in Malawi and Cambodia’’

Thursday, October 10, 2019 at 5:00pm to 6:30pm

Wilder Hall, 101
135 West Lorain Street, Oberlin, OH 44074

Speaker Ken Wong is founder and director the Face-to-Face Project (F2F), a U.S. nonprofit in Malawi and Cambodia, that helps the most impoverished communities break the cycle of hunger and extreme poverty.

F2F began in 2003 as a Harvard Medical School initiative to document the AIDS pandemic in South Africa. F2F’s dramatically successful victory garden program combines AIDS awareness with food access.  

By allowing families to grow a year-round, steady supply of food by the house at no cost to them, F2F is making significant gains in the fight against hunger, malnutrion, and poverty.

Event Type

Info Sessions/Presentations/Webinars

Departments

Administrative, Bonner Center, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

Group
Oberlin Community Services
Photo Alternate Text

Ken Wong, Founder and Director of F2F stands with microphone in hand.

Contact Person

Oberlin Community Services

Contact Phone Number

440-774-6570

Contact E-mail Address

ocservices@oberlincommunityservices.org

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