A Seat at the Table will return to its in-person delivery at the Museum. We will present a thought-provoking conversation on food sovereignty in urban areas like Washington, DC. Frequent A Seat at the Table moderator Julianne Malveaux will moderate an uplifting conversation with Tambra Raye Stevenson, Ashanté M. Reese, and Christopher Bradshaw on how black communities navigate and resist unequal food distribution systems through community gardening and resource sharing. After the presentation, audience can share their stories and ideas in a workshop activity to consider how to combat structural forces that determine food access in urban areas.

 A Seat at the Table is an interactive program for participants to consider challenging questions about race, identity, and economic justice over a plated meal. Plant-based options will be available.