Belonging and Engagement
The 2025-2026 Culture Corner theme is Food Insecurity. This guide highlights books and e-book titles which identify resources for students, faculty and staff to find ways to eliminate this need and feature ways to support those facing food shortages. The BE Committee plans to enhance future library programs and services by raising awareness about the extent of poverty affecting Vols as well as others in East Tennessee.
Animal, Vegetable, Junk
Animal, Vegetable, Junk
Animal, vegetable, junk : a history of food, from sustainable to suicidal
Stuffed and Starved
Stuffed and Starved
Stuffed and starved : markets, power and the hidden battle for the world food system
Dinner with Darwin
Dinner with Darwin
Dinner with Darwin : food, drink, and evolution
The Omnivore’s Dilemma
The Omnivore’s Dilemma
The omnivore’s dilemma : a natural history of four meals
We Are What We Eat
We Are What We Eat
We are what we eat : ethnic food and the making of Americans
Closing the Food Gap
Closing the Food Gap
Closing the food gap : resetting the table in the land of plenty
World Hunger
World Hunger
The slow and silent killer : what causes famine?
World Hunger and Moral Obligation
World Hunger and Moral Obligation
World hunger and moral obligation
A Taste of Power
A Taste of Power
A taste of power : food and American identities
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