Available Courses

• Political Ecology of Food and Eating, Fall 2008

  • Teacher: Dr. Britt Yamamoto

    

  Course website for The Political Ecology of Food and Eating, Fall 2008.
• The Political Ecology of Food and Eating

  • Teacher: Dr. Britt Yamamoto

    

  
  

  There is no more intimate act that we engage in on a regular basis than the practice of eating. At the same time, the food choices that we make have a significant impact on natural systems, cultural practices, and political economic structures. This course examines food production, distribution, and consumption issues across geographic scales, and flows between the micro of the individual body to the macro of the national and global. We will explore the political, social, cultural and economic dimensions of food and eating in particular spaces, places, environments and contexts. As a result of this course you will develop a more sophisticated understanding of the connection between how we eat and how we live, as well as further refine your approach as an animator of positive social change.

• iLEAP International Fellowship, Spring 2008

  • Teacher: Dr. Britt Yamamoto

    

  This is where the 10 week, modular iLEAP International Fellowship curriculum will be administered online...
  
• American Civil Society, Social Entrepreneurship and Nonprofit Management

  • Teacher: Dr. Britt Yamamoto
  • Teacher: Kierstyn Hunter

    

  This is the course website for the iLEAP-Rikkyo University program, American Civil Society, Social Entrepreneurship, and Nonprofit Management, International Internship program
  
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• Asian Rural Institute (ARI) Workshop, Feb 13-15

  • Teacher: Izumi Yamamoto
  • Teacher: Melissa Campbell
  • Teacher: Dr. Britt Yamamoto
  • Teacher: Kierstyn Hunter
  • Teacher: Micah Anderson

    

  Outline of iLEAP workshop at the Asian Rural Institute (ARI), February 13-15.