> Is anyone familiar with the Slow Food movement? Is there any

I'm a member, and belong to a convivium on the California coast.
We try to have events that support local farmers; we try to educate
ourselves about farming and politics; occassionaly we go to a
school and teach kids about gardening; we eat good food. But
each convivium is different. Slow Food is a political organization,
so I would say it's a good idea to create a convivium if you want to
support their efforts and have some good food and good company while
you're at it.

Jeneen