by hungerintervention | Mar 20, 2020 | Blog, Educational Programs
Evelyn and Frankie, HIP’s Nutrition Program Coordinators, recently completed their Cooking Matters class at Literacy Source. In this blog, Frankie reflects on her experience on what they taught, and more importantly, what they learned. Our first Cooking Matters...
by hungerintervention | Feb 19, 2020 | Blog, Educational Programs, Healthy Eating
By Frankie Beach, Nutrition Program Coordinator, AmeriCorps Member. A little while ago, I had the opportunity to facilitate my first cooking class with kids, specifically preschool aged kids. What struck me the most about this experience was the excitement that kids...
by hungerintervention | Jan 16, 2020 | Blog, Educational Programs
By Evelyn Morris, Nutrition Program Coordinator, AmeriCorps Member. What’s your New Year’s Resolution? It seems like this question is everywhere these first few weeks of January, maybe even more so since this is the start of a brand new decade. If you’re at all like...
by hungerintervention | Oct 21, 2019 | Blog, Educational Programs, Healthy Eating, News / Press Release
In addition to good food, participants learn culturally appropriate ways to eat healthy, and participate in fitness activities. Earlier this month, HIP, in partnership with Lake City Collective, hosted the first in a series of Community Food and Fitness programs. With...
by hungerintervention | Jul 23, 2019 | Blog, Cooking Demonstrations, Educational Programs
Aleta Storch, HIP Intern, preparing Summer Panzanella at the Lake City Farmers Market HIP is partnering with Seattle Farmers Market at Lake City to showcase healthy and delicious recipes using seasonal fresh produce. Last week we shared Summer Panzanella Salad —...
by hungerintervention | Jun 21, 2019 | Blog, Educational Programs
Sam is one of HIP’s Nutrition Program Coordinator AmeriCorps members. Her term is ending at the beginning of July with HIP. In this piece she is reflecting on her experience she had running HIP’s cooking and nutrition education classes in the community....
