Press

When we’re in the throes of a trip, it is often hard to find the down time to chronicle the experiences let alone reflect upon them. Many thanks to Kim O’Donnel for doing both so eloquently on her Washington Post blog, A Mighty Appetite. To read her take on our second trip to New Orleans, please click here.

And now it’s time for the rest of us to register what we witnessed and worked toward while we were down in New Orleans. In the end, this trip breathed cheap oakley sunglasses life into a favorite Margaret Mead quote:

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has”.

Many thanks to each CulinaryCorps member for making a profound commitment to your industry, your country and yourselves. CulinaryCorps is indebted to http://www.oakleyonorder.com/ your kindness of spirit and your generosity of service.

We just arrived in NOLA today and found this lovely article waiting on the front page of the Living Section.

Many thanks to Judy Walker for taking cheap oakley the time to get to know us during the March trip. We intend to live up to every word this second time around!

We have been honored with the request to post our March trip recollections on Share Our Strength’s new social justice networking website, Sharing Witness.

“Our mission at Sharing Witness is to provide a platform to share substantive insights and practical experiences that many people don’t have the opportunity to see, and that aren’t often discussed in the mainstream press.”

If you visit, be sure to leave a comment.  We’d love to hear your take!

Regina Schrambling (of Gastropoda fame) wrote a piece in the LA Times recently that gave a brief mention to CulinaryCorps.  Can you find the nod amidst all the other amazing alternative culinary careers?

A big congratulations to inaugural participant Amy T. for making headlines.  And a big thank you for her help in putting CulinaryCorps in the Coshocton spotlight!