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Littleton Food Co-op talks Fair Trade and Co-op Month with Equal Exchange

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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Care, Trust, Truth and Belonging: Themes From a Network Leadership Institute Re-Launch

Courtesy of Curtis Ogden, Interaction Institute for Social Change “We now know what each other is made of. We can start weaving this beautiful tapestry, this community.” “I don’t want
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We are hiring a Communication Director!

November 2 Update: This opportunity is now closed. Who do you know that would be a great Food Solutions New England Communication Director? This is a full-time benefitted position with the

FSNE Policy Update:  New England, Global Priorities & a New National Strategy for Ending Hunger & Promoting Good Nutrition

  Contributed by Karen Nordstrom, FSNE Policy Network Manager Key Messages from the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2022 (the SOFI report) reiterate that rising world

Welcome FSNE’s new Network & Program Coordinator

Please join us in welcoming Sandra Aronson to the FSNE backbone team, based here at the UNH Sustainability Institute! As our new Network and Program Coordinator for Food Solutions New
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What does the Inflation Reduction Act mean for New England’s Food System?

IRA’s Historic Investments Center Climate Resilience in Federal Programs and at International Forums: What does this mean for the New England food system? by Karen Nordstrom, FSNE Policy Network Manager President Biden

We are hiring a Network & Program Coordinator!

July 22 Update: Due to an abundance of applications already received, this opportunity is closed as of 11:59 pm today. Who do you know that would be a great Food

FSNE’s Late Spring 2022 Policy Update

Fair Play Required for Local and Regional Food Systems Transformation Contributed by Karen Nordstrom, FSNE Policy Network Manager Key Issue:  Over the last month, much has happened on the policy
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New Hampshire Food Alliance Regenerates a Network to Accelerate Regional Food Systems Transformation

A report back from the NHFA Statewide Gathering by FSNE’s Policy Network Manager, Karen Nordstrom The New Hampshire Food Alliance held its annual Statewide Gathering on May 13 at the
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Spring 2022 Policy Update

  Across New England, Dockets Center Policy Priorities Greetings and welcome to the Spring 2022 FSNE policy update! Within the region, state legislative sessions are either in full swing or

NEW: Viewpoint: The case for a six-dimensional food security framework

JenniferClappaWilliam G.MoseleybBarbaraBurlingamecPaolaTermined Highlights Understandings of food security have continually evolved over time and it is time for an update. Agency and sustainability should be formally recognized as dimensions of food

Southern New England Farmers of Color Collaborative Offers Land Access Course

The Southern New England Farmers of Color Collaborative (SNEFCC) is now offering their first course on land access for BIPOC farmers in CT, MA and RI. In this course, students

New Research: An analysis of the transformative potential of major food system report recommendations

Highlights Adjusting food systems will be inadequate to mitigate the threats humanity face. Effective leverage points address underlying root causes and drivers of issues. To overcome policy inertia, recommendations must
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