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Follow on Google News | ![]() Earthsave Whistler presents Raw Thai Feast with guest speaker Kim Slater, Band Together BC. June 19.Enjoy a Delicious 4 Course Plant-Based Raw Thai Dinner prepared by Sarah Uy and Priscilla Levac, while contributing to a Community Dialogue on Clean Energy facilitated by Kim Slater of Band Together BC. Tues, June 19, 6:30pm at Burnt Stew Café.
With two sell out successes under their belt, the raw food, pop-up restaurant team (Sarah Uy, Priscilla Levac and Earthsave Whistler) is organizing a third raw food dinner in Whistler. They are inviting the community to come and experience the incredible flavours and delights of raw food, while supporting a worthwhile cause. The event is raising funds for Band Together BC, a community engagement campaign aimed at capturing perspectives related to the tar sands and fostering dialogue that envisions a clean energy future. Kim Slater, from Band Together BC, will be the guest speaker for the event and $5 from every ticket sold will be donated to her cause. Head chef Sarah Uy was inspired to support Slater’s cause and help in any way she can, “I love what Kim is doing. Running across the Province to raise awareness and empower communities to envision a clean energy future is not an easy task. I want to help any way I can, because she's doing all that she can to create solutions in a positive and peaceful manner. I feel that pairing Kim’s intention to create dialogue around energy with a plant-based, raw food dinner creates food for thought and offers food for the soul and spirit all in one evening.” Slater will run 1170 KM (the length of the proposed Northern Gateway pipelines) along Highway 16, as a low carbon way of connecting with communities, capturing perspectives via film and social media, and empowering people to envision a clean energy future. This story telling journey will celebrate BC’s values for wild spaces, clean air and water, healthy and vibrant communities, and respect for First Nations’ traditional livelihoods and cultures. When Slater was invited to take part in the raw food dinner event, she was thrilled. “Band Together BC is a community engagement campaign that aims to convey perspectives and personal stories related to the tar sands and explore alternatives to expanding them. As I run through northern communities this summer, I will be asking people what they think a clean energy future should look like, while considering alternatives to further developing the tar sands. I am very excited about organizing a gathering to discuss clean energy that takes place around another form of clean energy – raw, organic, plant-based food. An organic, plant-based diet is largely free of processed additives and fossil fuels derivatives, which reminds us that alternatives to a fossil fuel based economy exist, and can be deliciously satisfying! I would like to use the dinner as an opportunity to shape the dialogue with those attending giving me their thoughts on the questions I should be asking; good ways of framing this complex topic; and creative ways of capturing / relaying the outcomes of the dialogue.” Slater needs to raise close to $10,000 for her project and has raised over $5000 so far. For more information on Band Together BC visit - http://www.indiegogo.com/ Gourmet raw cuisine will delight and inspire even the most discerning palate. Feedback from the previous two events has been very positive, especially from those who have not tried raw cuisine before. The meal will be 100% plant-based and therefore suitable for vegetarians, vegans and those on a gluten-free diet. People with nut allergies should alert the chef when purchasing tickets. The event is limited to 40 people and tickets sell out quickly, so it is recommended to buy tickets early. Event details: • When: Tuesday, June 19th at 6:30pm • Where: • Cost: $40 ($5 from each ticket will be donated to Band Together BC.) • Tickets: • For more information visit http://www.earthsavewhistler.com/ Earthsave Whistler: Earthsave Whistler is a volunteer-run chapter of non-profit Earthsave Canada, promoting the benefits of healthy, environmentally- EARTHSAVE WHISTLER CONTACT DETAILS: Hayley Ingman & Jennie Small whistler@earthsave.ca www.earthsavewhistler.com End
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