Words on Wheels
Co-sponsor
Food brings memories, tells stories and builds communities; cooking fosters creativity, prompts connections, and provokes curiosity. Today, digital social media has become a creative platform for the production, distribution, and critique of food stories. But how are we engaging with food and the process of cooking in the Digital Age?
In this workshop, participants will learn how to use social media to map food culture in Arizona and to create a digital "foodprint" for the emerging history of food, society and culture in the Grand Canyon State.
Free and open to the public | Space is limited | Lunch Provided
You are encouraged to bring a laptop or your favorite writing tool!
Presented by
Manuel Aviles-Saniago, PhD
director, Office of Veteran and Military Academic Affairs and associate professor, communication and culture, Arizona State University
Vanessa Fonseca Chávez, PhD - associate professor of English, Arizona State University and co-director, Following the Manito Trail project
Directions & Parking
Location:
Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center (PISVC)
Steele Indian School Park
300 E. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85012
The Visitors Center is located in the central area of the park, in the "Circle of Life," next to Memorial Hall. The building is marked in purple on the map.
Directions:
PISVC is located in Steele Indian School Park at N. 3rd St. and E. Indian School Rd. in Phoenix. For driving directions, click on the map button below and then select "Directions," or contact our office.
Parking:
The 3rd Street parking lot is the closest parking to the Phoenix Indian School Vistor Center. This lot is accessible via the 3rd Street/Indian School entrance to the park. Review the parking map for additional parking options: http://bit.ly/2xYsy1X.