“We
are now faced with the fact that tomorrow is today.
We
are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.
In
this unfolding conundrum of life and history there is such a thing as being too
late.
Procrastination
is still the thief of time.
Life
often leaves us standing bare, naked and dejected with a lost
opportunity.
This
may well be mankind’s last chance to choose between chaos or community.”
Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., ‘
Where Are We Going From Here: Chaos or
Community’.
BEMA
International members in the Los Angeles County region, and Globally:
Reshape the LA model for your
community, your region.
Please
read the following Monthly Newsletter, LA County Food Equity Roundtable for
important information in addressing the food insecurity in your
community. Get involved in the recommendations and use the social media
kits noted in the newsletter.
Food
insecurity in your region is a serious issue that all members, not only those
in the LA community must be involved but all communities globally.
GET
INVOLVED!
Every
BEMA International member globally ‘get involved’.
Every
member of the ‘whole community’ must be involved in addressing this issue. From the child in K12,
college\university level, the recovery\homeless community, immigrants (amnesty
must be provided in gatherings), farmers & workers (urban & rural),
senior citizens community. All must be engaged.
Get
involved before the true unending chaos arrives in our communities that will
make the COVID-19 pandemic seem like kindergarten compared to what may
come. Don’t wait. Procrastination is the thief of time
BEMA International
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Today, the Los Angeles County Food Equity Roundtable co-chaired by
the Chief Sustainability Office, issued its formal blueprint for reducing the
alarming rates of food insecurity in our region. More than 200 thought leaders
helped inform the bold recommendations, which you can read here.
We need your help to spread the word about this disruptive plan. We
have provided a social media toolkit to help you share this
important work with your partners. After all, it takes a village to feed a
community! | | | |
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