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May 28, 2019 Webinar: Developing a Food Procurement Policy or Profile

May 28, 2019 Webinar: Developing a Food Procurement Policy or Profile

Panelist Bios & Contact Info. Recommended Resources CFN Slides Chesapeake Farm to Institution Work Group Slides Health Care Without Harm Slides Cancer Treatment Centers of America Slides VA Dept of Ed Farm to School Slides INOVA...
Feb. 2017, “Moving Toward Local Scratch-Cooked School Food”

Feb. 2017, “Moving Toward Local Scratch-Cooked School Food”

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Aug. 2016, “Learning the ABCs of Farm2Childcare”

Aug. 2016, “Learning the ABCs of Farm2Childcare”

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ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
11 Jul

The Hive: Resources for Food System Changemakers 🐝 Issue No. 87 - https://t.co/dTytbeREJY

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10 Jul

“Everyone here is just so depressed”: USDA’s research employees have two weeks to decide whether to move to Kansas https://t.co/2S9et9klq9

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1 Jul

'Rosalinda Guillen is a Force for Farmworker Justice' via Civil Eats - https://t.co/7JHbMDXIBM

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Mission: Catalyzing connections and collaborations that build a sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and equitable regional food system in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Vision: A sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and equitable regional food system that supports healthy communities, land, and waterways.

Values: Healthy people, Sustainable ecosystems (land & water), Thriving communities, Justice & equity, Prosperous economies, Vibrant farms & fisheries

 

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What’s in Season?! Eat Fresh, Eat Local!

ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
11 Jul

The Hive: Resources for Food System Changemakers 🐝 Issue No. 87 - https://t.co/dTytbeREJY

ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
10 Jul

“Everyone here is just so depressed”: USDA’s research employees have two weeks to decide whether to move to Kansas https://t.co/2S9et9klq9

ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
1 Jul

'Rosalinda Guillen is a Force for Farmworker Justice' via Civil Eats - https://t.co/7JHbMDXIBM

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We're headed for 'climate apartheid,' in which the poor will suffer while the rich save themselves, warns a chilling UN report ... See MoreSee Less

We're headed for 'climate apartheid,' in which the poor will suffer while the rich save themselves, warns a chilling UN report

More than 120 million people worldwide could be pushed into poverty by 2030 due to the effects of climate change, a new United Nations report warns.
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"Scientists warn us that we only have about 60 years of productive soil left. What will happen when the Earth has lost all of its soil and can no longer produce food? While this is a dire future, it doesn’t have to be our destiny. It’s time to act. And the solution is under our feet." ... See MoreSee Less

“The Story of Soil Is the Story of All of Us”

Annie Leonard and Tom Newmark on how they came to see soil as a solution to one of our biggest environmental problems—and as a tool to build more resilient communities.
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