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The document is a waiver and release form for participants and volunteers of the Cooking Matters program by Share Our Strength. It outlines the assumption of risks associated with participation, including potential injuries, and includes a release of liability for the organization. The form also addresses the use of participant information for program evaluation, media consent for photography and recordings, a non-discrimination policy, and licensing terms for using Cooking Matters curricula. Participants must certify their age and provide their signature.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Cooking Matters waiver in our editor.
Read through the Assumption of Risk and Liability Waiver section carefully. Initial each statement to acknowledge your understanding of the potential hazards involved.
In the Program/Participant Information section, provide any relevant details you wish to share. Remember, this information may be used anonymously for program evaluation.
For the Media Release, choose whether to grant permission for your image and likeness to be used. Initial in the appropriate box based on your choice.
Review the Non-Discrimination policy and ensure you understand its implications as a participant or volunteer.
Complete the Use of Curricula acknowledgment by confirming that you will not misuse proprietary materials without consent.
Finally, print your name, sign, and date at the bottom of the form. If under 18, ensure a guardian's signature is included.

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