Rick Steves is a well-known travel writer, author, TV personality, and also a passionate advocate for the hungry. As part of their Listen Up speaker series, the Indiana Bread for the World team and WFYI are partnering to present an evening with Rick Steves. He will be discussing his recent travels focused on international hunger and poverty and the resulting documentary Rick Steves in Ethiopia and Guatemala: Hunger and Hope, to be aired first quarter of 2020.

Sunday, December 1
3:00 PM
VIP 2:00 PM
Clowes Memorial Hall on the Butler University Campus, Indianapolis

Standard Ticket: $19 or $30

• Reserved seat at the conversation

VIP Ticket: $100

• Up-front seating for the conversation
• Meet & Greet with Rick Steves, including drinks and hors d'oeuvres before the show at 2:00 PM
  
  

Over 300 Hoosiers from >40 cities and towns all over Indiana gathered to hear Senator Todd Young and other leaders talk about better addressing child hunger in Indiana.
 
Indiana ranks 42nd in infant mortality, 1 in 6 Hoosier children are food insecure, and food insecurity is rampant on college campuses. Action is clearly needed!
 
Event Speakers were:
- Dr. Wade Clapp, Chair of Pediatrics, IU School of Medicine, on nutrition & infant mortality
- Mr. Andrew Hartley, Superintendent, Plymouth Schools, on good nutrition & academic success
- Dr. Harriet Giles, Auburn Univ Hunger Solutions Institute on hunger on college campuses
- Sen. Todd Young on the reality of a Fair Shot for All Children related to hunger issues
- Dave Miner with a call to action
 
Thanks to all who attended!