# EatWell

**Source**: https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resource/eatwell
**Parent**: https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/guide

The EatWell Pod with Semel HCI at UCLA strives to enhance hands-on learning, access, and knowledge exchange about food, cooking, and connections to human and planetary health. EatWell brings together the diverse perspectives of food-passionate students, staff, faculty, and administrators to support innovative projects to build a thriving, anti-racist community where the healthy choice can be an easier choice.\
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EatWell is part of the UCLA Semel Healthy Campus Initiative (HCI).

[Health Education](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/health-education)
[Wellness](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/wellness)
[Food](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/food)

## General Info

Time
:   Times vary. Please see resource website for more information.

Who
:   [Undergraduate](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/undergraduate)
    [Graduate & Professional](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/graduate-professional)
    [Faculty & Staff](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/faculty-staff)
    [Alumni](https://bewellbruin.ucla.edu/resources/alumni)

## Contact Info

Website
:   <https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/>

Email
:   [eatwell@ucla.edu](mailto:eatwell@ucla.edu)

[Blog](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/category/eatwell/)

## Details

- [Events](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/events/) - Check out upcoming events and meetings hosted by EatWell.
- [Blog](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/blog/) - Explore EatWell's blog for articles about pollinators, food day, cookbooks, and more.
- [Leadership](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/about/) - Meet the team that brings EatWell to life.
- [Resources](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/programs-resources/) - Learn about resources to help you access free food, engage in food education, and get involved with EatWell.
- [Community Garden](https://eatwell.healthy.ucla.edu/jbs-community-garden/) - Discover gardening certificate programs, work in Semel HCI's garden, and find out how to get (and grow) free, fresh produce on campus.