A Scarborough education becomes a food-security practice
Inspired by his father, a U of T Scarborough graduate connects research with the work of feeding and organizing a community.
This graduate’s work begins with family memory and grows into food-security research. The connection matters because hunger is never only a question of supply; it is also about trust, neighbourhoods and the dignity of being seen.
U of T Scarborough becomes part of the story as a place where curiosity can remain close to community work. The degree travels further when it gives someone a better way to notice what is missing.
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