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SUMMARY:Community Conversation: Victory Gardens with Joe's Movement Empori
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DESCRIPTION:The Prince George's County Office of Human Rights and the Prin
 ce George's County Memorial Library System are excited to host soil-to-tab
 le agricultural apprentice and culinary creator Rayven C. Smith and Camill
 e Kashaka\, Managing Director for Joeâ€™s Movement Emporium and Creat
 ive Suitland\, in conversation about Victory Gardens..\nhttps://pgcmls.lib
 net.info/event/16107846
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Registration not required. Click o
 n the YouTube video linked below to stream the program live or watch the r
 ecording later.</strong><strong></strong></p>\n<p><strong>About our guests
 :</strong></p>\n<p><strong><img src="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-i
 mages/editor/pgcmls/IMG_4199__1___1_.jpg" width="350" height="301" alt="" 
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 ng></p>\n<p>Rayven C. Smith is an agricultural apprentice\, culinary pract
 itioner\, and founder of Chef Rayven\, LLC. She has trained and worked han
 ds-on across farms throughout the DMV region as a &ldquo\;WWOOFer1&rdquo\;
  and independent agricultural collaborator\, gaining direct experience in 
 sustainable growing practices\, soil stewardship\, food production\, and l
 ocal market supply.</p>\n<p>Rooted in land-based learning\, Rayven approac
 hes food as both nourishment and responsibility. Her work connects soil to
  table\; exploring how historical movements like the 1940s Victory Gardens
  inform modern conversations about food resilience\, community stewardship
 \, and youth leadership in agriculture. Through growing\, cooking\, and te
 aching\, she is committed to strengthening local food systems from the gro
 und up.</p>\n<p>Born in Baltimore\, Maryland in the early 2000&rsquo\;s\, 
 Rayven&rsquo\;s journey into food began with a deep passion for baking and
  culinary creativity. After completing two years of high school\, she chos
 e to pursue formal culinary training\, dedicating herself fully to develop
 ing her craft. What began as a love for baking evolved into a broader call
 ing\; one that integrates land stewardship\, culinary expression\, communi
 ty\, and faith.</p>\n<p>As a Christian Black woman and emerging agricultur
 al practitioner\, Rayven views her work with the land as both a responsibi
 lity and a blessing. An opportunity bestowed to steward soil\, nourish com
 munity\, and grow with intention. Her brand\, Chef Rayven\, reflects this 
 unique blend of agricultural discipline\, culinary talent\, and a commitme
 nt to serving others through food.</p>\n<p>With plans to continue expandin
 g her agricultural knowledge\, certifications\, and community partnerships
 \, Rayven is building a soil-to-table practice rooted in purpose and long-
 term vision.</p>\n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-images/
 editor/pgcmls/Camille_Headshot__1_.jpeg" width="350" height="233" alt="" s
 tyle="display: block\; margin-left: auto\; margin-right: auto\;" /></p>\n<
 p>Camille Kashaka (she/her/hers) currently serves as the Managing Director
  for Joe&rsquo\;s Movement Emporium and Creative Suitland. She is excited 
 to be contributing to the broad and powerful community focused cultural an
 d artistic impact of these institutions.&nbsp\;<br />&nbsp\;<br />She is t
 he former Executive Director of Motor House in Baltimore\, MD\, Interim Ma
 naging Director of Hattiloo Theatre in Memphis\, TN\, and Director of the 
 Anacostia Arts Center in Washington\, DC.&nbsp\;<br />&nbsp\;<br />Camille
  received her BFA from Howard University in Theatre Administration and her
  Masters from American University in Arts Management. It is with this spec
 ific blend of cultural\, artistic\, and professional experience that she h
 opes to add to the eclectic cultural ecosystem of Prince George&rsquo\;s C
 ounty.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p style="text-align: center\;"><iframe width="560" h
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