SXSW 2021
Gastrodiplomacy in Times of Crisis
Nas Jaber and Dan Dorado, co-founders of the Migrant Kitchen would anchor a live podcast or panel discussion discussing how feeding the most vulnerable can be used as a means to create stability in times of crisis and employment opportunities for underserved communities. They will focus on a renewed sense of urgency to help those in need, which they discovered on their journey scaling from a 2 man catering team to a 100+ employee operation feeding over 1 million people within the span of 4 months at the height of the pandemic in NYC.
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Takeaways
- The growing hunger crisis can be solved in ways that create jobs and break down social and economic barriers.
- This is a time to reinvent the food industry for the better
- You can be homeless, unemployed and struggle with mental health issues and still find a way to be a leader and change the world.
Speakers
- Nasser Jaber, Co-Founder, The Migrant Kitchen
- Daniel Dorado, Co Founder, CEO, The Migrant Kitchen
Organizer
Charlie Balsam, Brand Manager, The Migrant Kitchen
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