This store in Chinatown also has some premium alternative lanyards available if you're bored of the standard issue ASA black string + transparent wallet.

We've just wrapped up the Q&A now. Shout out to Alice Julier (Chatham University) for organising this panel, and Nicholas Bascuñan-Wiley (SUNY Stony Brook) for presiding. I had a lovely time as a discussant, and these food panels are always my highlight for ASA. #ASA2025

And finally, -Lola Loustaunau (University of Wisconsin-Madison) presenting work on the endemic precarity of food processing for migrant workers. #ASA2025

Michaela Hoffelmeyer (University of Wisconsin-Madison) introducing us to worker safety and legal accountability in small-scale meet processing, framed through scalar irresponsibility. #ASA2025

Sarah Bowen (North Carolina State University) now presenting on the relationship between the pandemic and how people felt about and experienced food assistance #ASA2025

Alana Haynes Stein (Creighton University) is sharing work understanding how nonprofit food banks measure and determine success - and the disconnect with systemic issues #ASA2025

We just heard Aya Shirayama (University of Hawai'i) present on Okinawan food and gastronationalism. #ASA2025

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