Organic Strikes Back Join us October 12th as
The tide of organic foods is on the rise and we need your help to turn this wave into a tsunami right here in the Triad.
n May 25th, many from across the Triad attended the March Against Monsanto in Downtown Greens- boro to highlight the dangers of geneti- cally engineered foods along with the benefits of eating organic. Missouri based multinational Monsanto is the largest pro- ducer of genetically engineered foods (also known as "GMO's") in the world and has become the focus of food activists across the globe. The event garnered local tv, newspaper, and magazine coverage thanks in part to Natural Triad Magazine's Editor Julie Milunic and Keynote Speaker and NTM Contributor Dr. Elizabeth Vaughan of Vaughan Intergrative Medicine. As one
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of the organizers, I can tell you that this all came together on short notice with limited resources and yet we still pulled off one of the most successful events in North Carolina. World Food Day on Saturday, October 12th has been set as the next Global March Against Monsanto and we're looking for your input to not only make our Greens- boro event a success, but to make it the best rally in the entire state. You can get in where you fit in as a volunteer, sponsor, vendor, or just as a regular attendee. The first step is join us online at: nogmogso. com or
facebook.com/groups/nogmogso From there we need your help recruit-
ing another big name in the organic/anti- gmo world as our keynote speaker, assist- ing in attracting vendors, signing up sponsors, inviting local farms to provide demos on how to grow winter crops in our own backyards, along with hearing your ideas of what this event needs to include. This is our food and we've got the right to keep it healthy and safe. Come join the fight!
Michael Norbury is a co-founder of NoG- MOGSO, a community of activists, band- ing together in the fight for our food.
[Photos courtesy of Carolina Liberty PAC]
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