>> In food justice, really getting involved in any kind of political organizations.
Working in government.
Not just in government but learning how government works because there's a lot
of government funding that happens.
And that's not always a skill that you have talking to government officials.
Working at soup kitchens.
Working at hunger outreach warehouses, you know,
where they have the food banks and things like that.
Really, I don't think in college you get a lot of experience working
with diverse populations, you know?
There's -- you're kind of in your 18 to 25 age,
and you work with professors or graduate students.
But you don't really get a lot of experience working with diverse populations.
So trying to find ways to work with people that are outside
of that demographic is really helpful.