Hunger and homelessness continues to affect many people in our world — regardless of abundant resources. Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week is an annual week long series of events where students can learn to appreciate what going hungry really means and how their daily choices impact local, national and global resources.

It's a St. Edward's tradition that takes place each November.

2012 Events Include

ALL WEEK: November 11-16	Food Drive Residence Hall Donation Stations	Campus Ministry Residence Life
Sunday, November 11- Monday, November 12	Sleep Out: A Night Without a Home 8:00 pm-7:00 am Register Online	Multicultural Leadership Board
Monday,  November 12	The Gray Area: Imperialism or Innovation? 7:00 pm, Mabee A      Explore the effects of globalization and western imperialism on culture and tradition. There is no black and white-only a lot of gray.	Campus Ministry
Tuesday, November 13	Poker Tourney 7:00 pm, Huddle	Campus Recreation / Bon Appetit
Wednesday, November 14	Well Fair  9:00 am-3:00 pm, Ragsdale Lawn Poverty Simulation: Walk a Mile  6:00 pm, Maloney Room Register Online	Social Work Student Association Austin ECHO
Thursday, November 15	Hunger Banquet  6:30-8:30 pm, Mabee A	REACH Out
Friday, November 16	Mass 12:00pm, Chapel	Campus Ministry
Saturday, November 17	S.E.R.V.E. 1-Day Service Project Register Online	Office of Community Engagement
Sunday, November 18	Food delivery- Email Medina Bills to sign-up!	Campus Ministry

To learn more about these events, contact Liza Manjarrez 448-8534.

HHAW 2012 made possible with partnerships from:  Athletics, Bon Appetit, Campus Ministry, Campus Recreation, Multicultural Leadership Board, Office of Community Engagement,  REACH Out, Social Work Student Association, and donors to the Food Drive