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Building Community Capacity around Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers
Building Community Capacity around Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers
August 5, 2020 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
http://srdc.msstate.edu/community-prosperity/farmers
This free USDA workshop being offered this week may be of interest to you or your partners who provide services or TA to beginning and socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers. It has a southern region focus because it was originally meant to be offered in-person. However, the content could be of use to anyone working with USDA programs across the country. SAFSF will contribute a small portion of the content in the partnerships module highlighting the role that private philanthropy and other funding sources can play in leveraging USDA grants and resources.
It is not COVID-specific, so I apologize for using this forum to share it. Most of the registrants so far are government and university TA providers, but I know there are other nonprofits and community groups out there acting as intermediaries to farmers who should also be plugged in!
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Feeding Communities in the Face of Adversity: Follow-up discussions on policy and planning strategies
Feeding Communities in the Face of Adversity: Follow-up discussions on policy and planning strategies
August 5, 2020 10:00 am - 11:00 am
https://mitchellhamline.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIvc-GgrTojHNaf147YWnEijDcP7TApD6q-?utm_source=Healthy+Food+Policy+Project&utm_campaign=1635717f6a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_12_13_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_19c261563e-1635717f6a-363256013
On May 27, 2020, the Healthy Food Policy Project hosted a webinar (which can be found on YouTube) in which we discussed the use of planning and policy tools to address major shocks to local food systems during emergencies such as pandemics and natural disasters. Our talk revolved around how planning can proactively shape the resiliency of food systems, how local policymakers can respond, and how municipalities are beginning to develop policies that can shape their food systems well into the future. We know that there were many questions that attendees had that were not answered.
Our new webinar will create space for these discussions using break out rooms to discuss the following topics:
*Bridging gap between planners and food system practitioners (including food systems mapping)
*Emergency food response policy and planning approaches for smaller cities and non-urban communities
*Laws that support fresh food sales/purchases, food cultivation, hunting or fishing
*Policy strategies for ongoing food access for priority populations during the COVID-19 pandemic
*The role of food policy councils during emergency response situations
These rooms will allow for a conversation among attendees to share and learn from one another. Please select which group you would like to be a part of when you register.
Due to the discussion structure of the webinar, we will not be posting an archived recording.
Facilitators:
-Ross Daniels, AICP, Community Planner, Public Health Law Center
-Amanda Karls, Staff Attorney, Public Health Law Center
-Lihlani Nelson, Associate Director, Center for Agriculture & Food Systems (CAFS) at Vermont Law School
-Luis Nieves-Ruiz, AICP, Economic Development Manager, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council
-Anne Palmer, Program Director, Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future and Associate Scientist, Bloomberg School of Public Health
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RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
August 5, 2020 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vote-run-lead-presents-your-kitchen-cabinet-season-2-tickets-111853213974?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=7270ca91a5&mc_cid=c53a6995ff
Vote Run Lead trains women who are intersectional, anti-racist, feminist reformers to run for public office and win! And with Season 2 of our Your Kitchen Cabinet series, we will continue to equip candidates and their campaigns with the tools needed to navigate this historical moment of COVID-19 and the Uprising.
Season 2 of "Your Kitchen Cabinet: Radical Leaders Uncovering the Past to Build the Democracy We All Deserve," is a six part series on Zoom that will examine the origins and ideas that birthed democracy in the United States and how those ideals still reverberate today.
As candidates and campaigns seek to transform our democracy in this special moment, it is important to understand how we really came to be, to illuminate where we are going, and most importantly, to reveal what type of democracy we deserve.
Join us as we seek to learn from our past, work to dismantle these systems and policies of oppression, and strive towards a more just and equitable future with Certified Experts presenting ideas and case studies for a weekly series, every Wednesday at 1pm EST.
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Building Community Capacity around Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers
Building Community Capacity around Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers
August 6, 2020 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
http://srdc.msstate.edu/community-prosperity/farmers
This free USDA workshop being offered this week may be of interest to you or your partners who provide services or TA to beginning and socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers. It has a southern region focus because it was originally meant to be offered in-person. However, the content could be of use to anyone working with USDA programs across the country. SAFSF will contribute a small portion of the content in the partnerships module highlighting the role that private philanthropy and other funding sources can play in leveraging USDA grants and resources.
It is not COVID-specific, so I apologize for using this forum to share it. Most of the registrants so far are government and university TA providers, but I know there are other nonprofits and community groups out there acting as intermediaries to farmers who should also be plugged in!
See more details
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Funding Black Success in Food for Justice Equity Diversity Inclusion to help overcome systemic racism
Funding Black Success in Food for Justice Equity Diversity Inclusion to help overcome systemic racism
August 6, 2020 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/all-checks-on-deck-for-racial-equity-tickets-111712298492?aff=SMnorcal
Program Highlights
Keynote Conversation: The system isn’t broken. It’s been working for those it was designed for.
Systemic racism in funding and healthy food for black communities. With Kelly Carlisle (Acta Non Verba), Rodney Foxworth (Common Future)
Founder Stories: Building (and funding) a food business while black.
Kai Nortey (Kubé Nice Cream), Chef Chew (Something Better Foods), Tanya Holland (Brown Sugar Kitchen)
Funder Panel: Invest in Black success: Investors stepping up as change agents and allies
Donna Daniels (RSF Social Finance), Aner Ben-Ami (Candide Group), Jenna Nicholas (Impact Experience & Illumen Capital)
Participant Circles: Actions beyond words
Topic examples: Food access in communities | Inclusion in our food system and organizations | Connecting Black enterprises with investors | Restorative investments
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Next World Conversations ROAR
Next World Conversations ROAR
August 6, 2020 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwodumorz0oH9ROz2GdU0CiIBalV2-3PVhC
Conversations for re-visioning of our systems, such as food, education, economy, health, energy, equity, democracy, business, etc.
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RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
August 12, 2020 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vote-run-lead-presents-your-kitchen-cabinet-season-2-tickets-111853213974?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=7270ca91a5&mc_cid=c53a6995ff
Vote Run Lead trains women who are intersectional, anti-racist, feminist reformers to run for public office and win! And with Season 2 of our Your Kitchen Cabinet series, we will continue to equip candidates and their campaigns with the tools needed to navigate this historical moment of COVID-19 and the Uprising.
Season 2 of "Your Kitchen Cabinet: Radical Leaders Uncovering the Past to Build the Democracy We All Deserve," is a six part series on Zoom that will examine the origins and ideas that birthed democracy in the United States and how those ideals still reverberate today.
As candidates and campaigns seek to transform our democracy in this special moment, it is important to understand how we really came to be, to illuminate where we are going, and most importantly, to reveal what type of democracy we deserve.
Join us as we seek to learn from our past, work to dismantle these systems and policies of oppression, and strive towards a more just and equitable future with Certified Experts presenting ideas and case studies for a weekly series, every Wednesday at 1pm EST.
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RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
August 19, 2020 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vote-run-lead-presents-your-kitchen-cabinet-season-2-tickets-111853213974?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=7270ca91a5&mc_cid=c53a6995ff
Vote Run Lead trains women who are intersectional, anti-racist, feminist reformers to run for public office and win! And with Season 2 of our Your Kitchen Cabinet series, we will continue to equip candidates and their campaigns with the tools needed to navigate this historical moment of COVID-19 and the Uprising.
Season 2 of "Your Kitchen Cabinet: Radical Leaders Uncovering the Past to Build the Democracy We All Deserve," is a six part series on Zoom that will examine the origins and ideas that birthed democracy in the United States and how those ideals still reverberate today.
As candidates and campaigns seek to transform our democracy in this special moment, it is important to understand how we really came to be, to illuminate where we are going, and most importantly, to reveal what type of democracy we deserve.
Join us as we seek to learn from our past, work to dismantle these systems and policies of oppression, and strive towards a more just and equitable future with Certified Experts presenting ideas and case studies for a weekly series, every Wednesday at 1pm EST.
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RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
RADICAL LEADERS: Uncovering our past to build the democracy we all deserve
August 26, 2020 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vote-run-lead-presents-your-kitchen-cabinet-season-2-tickets-111853213974?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=7270ca91a5&mc_cid=c53a6995ff
Vote Run Lead trains women who are intersectional, anti-racist, feminist reformers to run for public office and win! And with Season 2 of our Your Kitchen Cabinet series, we will continue to equip candidates and their campaigns with the tools needed to navigate this historical moment of COVID-19 and the Uprising.
Season 2 of "Your Kitchen Cabinet: Radical Leaders Uncovering the Past to Build the Democracy We All Deserve," is a six part series on Zoom that will examine the origins and ideas that birthed democracy in the United States and how those ideals still reverberate today.
As candidates and campaigns seek to transform our democracy in this special moment, it is important to understand how we really came to be, to illuminate where we are going, and most importantly, to reveal what type of democracy we deserve.
Join us as we seek to learn from our past, work to dismantle these systems and policies of oppression, and strive towards a more just and equitable future with Certified Experts presenting ideas and case studies for a weekly series, every Wednesday at 1pm EST.
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Next World Conversations ROAR
Next World Conversations ROAR
August 27, 2020 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwodumorz0oH9ROz2GdU0CiIBalV2-3PVhC
Conversations for re-visioning of our systems, such as food, education, economy, health, energy, equity, democracy, business, etc.
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