What's for Dinner? Lecture Series featuring Detroit Organizers

Welcome to the What's for Dinner? Lecture Series! Join us at the Mama Imani Humphrey Banquet Hall, 8324 Woodward Ave fl 2 on December 10, 2025 at 7:00 PM for a report back from Detroit organizers who participated in the 3rd Global Nyéléni Forum in Sri Lanka, as part of the North American delegation.

Learn more about how our delegates grew through the exploration of global food sovereignty, the principles and concepts that drive the movement, and how they cooperated with global movements to create proposals for system change.

Featuring members of the National Black Food & Justice Alliance, Fennigan Farms, and the Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network

About The 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum: The Forum brings together a powerful constellation of movements and communities—Indigenous Peoples, farmers, fishers, pastoralists, agricultural workers, artisans, feminists, migrants, wage workers, the urban poor, social and solidarity economy activists, consumers, health workers, artists, and researchers—united by a shared vision: to build people’s economies and democracy, promote peace and international solidarity, advance food sovereignty and agroecology, defend land and territories, ensure health for all, and achieve climate justice and energy sovereignty.