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actually we’re in the MAIN HALL!
still at the tranzac!
still got FREEE newspapers! snacks! raffle prizes! activities! music! a reading! vibes!
tell us you’re coming (eventbrite link in bio)! by @thedecompost

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SAVE THE DATE: January 17th at the TRANZAC club (292 Brunswick Ave) to celebrate the drop of our DOUBLE ISSUE! More info to come soon.

RSVP now at the Eventbrite link in our bio

Event poster designed by: kiersten @decaydismay taken in Tranzac Club by @thedecompost

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we’re cooking up 🆙 a DOUBLE issue 🗞️ of The Decom Post this fall 🍂
&& we’re looking for youth (15–29) who want to be part of it!

🍔 food-loving writers, artists, photographers, designers, growers, and organizers are welcome!
🙏 if you care about food justice, storytelling, or just want to learn more about how our food system works, this is for you.

we shall meet once a month on Saturday afternoons from August to October, with extra workshops and events along the way (some in partnership with folks from WoodGreen).

get a chance to:
🧠 learn about Toronto’s FOOD system + media
🌱 join discussions and workshops
🖋 work on writing, art, photography, puzzles, layout—whatever you’re into
📰 publish in our DOUBLE issue + on our website
💸 get a $100 honorarium

it isn’t a formal application — just a short form so we know who’s interested!

🗓 DEADLINE to fill it out: August 20
🔗 LINK in bio

POSTER by VLADA 🫀 by @thedecompost

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The Decom Post is a free, independent community newspaper rooted in food sovereignty, ecological justice, and radical imagination. We honour Toronto’s local food providers, offering stories, reflections, and art that highlight just how our city’s food workers resist extractive global food systems through grassroots organizing and collective care.
Our first edition, Rot is Sweet, featured an interview with an independent farmer, explored the role of honey in immunity and gut health, and shared the history and philosophy of the Sikh “langar” or community kitchen. It aimed to show how a decaying global food system can still be fertile ground for something new.
With funding now secured for two more issues, we’re excited to expand our reach in 2025 through youth programming, community workshops, and new partnerships! by @thedecompost

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