Food Faith, with Guest Speaker Lóre Stevens

In 2011, Unitarian Universalists adopted a Statement of Conscience entitled Ethical Eating, on which the UU Office at the UN centered last year's Intergenerational Spring Seminar. But sometimes climate change and anti-racism can feel overwhelming amid all the concerns of our lives. Lóre Stevens, of First Universalist Minneapolis and Harvard Divinity School, will share her story of food insecurity and diet decolonization to show how mindful eating can be a great starting point to personal and social change.

Lóre Stevens (rhymed with 'story', she/her) is from Nashville, TN. She graduated from Harvard Divinity School (HDS) in May, and is completing her ministerial internship at First Universalist Minneapolis. She identifies as bisexual, mestiza (mixed-race Mexican-American), and an atheist mystic. She loves science fiction, film, bullet journaling, and her two sweet cats!