Restoring Community: Breaking Bread

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Story: In this episode of “Restoring Community,” we travel to the Kinship Community Food Center, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We hear from the center’s executive director, Vincent Noth, about how he transformed a former community pantry into a gathering place, and residents share their experiences finding fellowship, belonging, and connection through food. 

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Topics: Arts & Culture
Experts: Vincent Noth
Places: Wisconsin

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Vincent Noth
Vincent Noth Executive Director
Kinship Community Food Center

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