Celebrity chef José Andrés to discuss food security at ASU

• He's expected to share insights on how to create more equitable access to fresh, healthy food in urban areas.

State of play: Andrés is best known for his inventive dining concepts, with restaurants in Washington, D.C., New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

• But he's also become a leading advocate for using food to address social issues. He founded World Central Kitchen in 2010 to deploy chefs to areas struck by natural disasters.

What they're saying: "We hope that his message will inspire people to take action in their own communities and promote urban agriculture initiatives," Knowledge Exchange for Resilience director Elizabeth Wentz said in a statement.

1 fun thing: Comedian Kristina Wong, who currently serves as Gammage Artist in Residence, will emcee the event.

If you go: Tickets start at $25 and are expected to sell out.