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By Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England, and Ernesto Méndez, Faculty Director, UVM Institute for Agroecology In the realm of food systems and planetary health, innovation often
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By Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England The Food Systems Research Center (FSRC) Summit held in September 2024 brought together leading thinkers and practitioners in the field
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By Sandra Aronson, MS, MPH The National Strategy: A Comprehensive Approach The White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, held in September 2022, marked a significant milestone in the
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By Alex Redfield, Policy Program Co-director, Food Solutions New England I’ve been thinking a lot about “taking two steps forward and one step back” recently, particularly in the context of
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Watch all of the 2023 Love Local Series videos from Kearsarge Food Hub By Hanna Flanders, Kearsarge Food Hub We’ve inherited a globalized food system that works for very few
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Interview and introduction by Karen Nordstrom, Program Policy Co-director, Food Solutions New England Environmental justice (EJ) is a fundamental movement that strives to address the disparities in the distribution of
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A policy update from Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England “All our landscapes hold the potential to become more resilient and to even mitigate climate change. Soils
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A policy update from Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England We have been preoccupied with the question: What would it look like if the farm bill served
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This issue brief is part of Food Solutions New England’s Campaign for Climate Resilience. The purpose of this campaign is to advocate for community-led solutions to create a climate-resilient food
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**Update: Deadline for applications have been extended. Apply by Friday, June 30. Applications for the seventh Network Leadership Institute (NLI) are open. Organized by Food Solutions New England (FSNE), the
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A Food Solutions New England Conversation (Click anywhere in the box below to play audio) Food Solutions New England · Website Accessibility with Heather Nelson | Food Solutions New England
Who do you know that would be a great Policy Program Co-Director? Wildlands, Woodlands, Farmlands & Communities (WWF&C) and Food Solutions New England (FSNE) have formed a joint regional policy
Anastasia Maher (she/her), Marketing Assistant, Littleton Food Co-op, amaher@littletoncoop.org October is National Co-op Month and Fair Trade Month, both of which are discussed on the latest episode of Littleton Food Co-op’s podcast,
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