2022 Maine Hunger Dialogue Evaluation

1. Overall

Indicate your level of satisfaction with the various aspects of the event. You may use the comment area below to clarify responses.

	Very satisfied	Satisfied	Dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Not applicable
Food Sovereignty and the Luxury of Time, Winston Antoine, Jr.
Building Community One Plant at a Time, Joy Seward and Tay Anderson
Community Fridge Project, Kate Flynn
The Terrell House Permaculture Living and Learning Center, Belu Katz
Maine Won’t Wait, Hannah Pingree
Serving All Types of Pie… Except Humble!, Bob Moore
Food Pack Out Service Project
Maine Student Votes, Allyson Gardner
Grant Workshop Project, Rose Pellitier and Cassie Bates
DDD: Dream It, Design It, Do It!, Barb Baker and Alisha Targonski
What We are Talking: 2021 Grants and Summit Woodcock
Collegiate Cuisine Cooking Challenge
Farming as a Career, Erica Emery
Grant Project WorkShop and Next Steps

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2. Outcomes

Indicate to what extent you agree or disagree that your experience in the Maine Hunger Dialogue resulted in the following outcomes. You may use the comment area below to clarify responses.

	Very satisfied	Satisfied	Dissatisfied	Very dissatisfied	Not applicable
I feel more knowledgeable about how food systems can be affected by climate change.
I feel more knowledgeable about how to address food insecurity in my community.
I feel more motivated to address food insecurity on my campus.
I feel more motivated to address food insecurity in my community.

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3. Do you intend on using knowledge and skills learned at this event in a future service project?

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No

If yes, please describe:

4. Which topics needed to be addressed in more depth?

5. If you came to the Maine Hunger Dialogue with a specific goal, was it met?

Please indicate your goal below.

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6. Are you or your campus team considering applying for a Maine Hunger Dialogue Grant?

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No

7. Would you recommend the Maine Hunger Dialogue to others?

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No

8. Out of all the facts/information that you learned in this event, describe one item that you found most useful.

9. What other resources/support would be helpful for addressing food insecurity on your campus or in your community?

10. Additional comments or ideas:

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