Growing and Funding Equitable Food Hubs
Posted by PolicyLink on July 28, 2014
Growing and Funding Equitable Food Hubs: A Strategy for Improving Access to Healthy Food
Thursday, August 14, 2014
11:00 a.m. Pacific/ 2:00 p.m. Eastern
Food hubs have gained momentum as an innovative retail strategy to expand healthy food access in low-income communities by creating direct linkages between food growers and producers to consumers.
This webinar will explore the experiences of three organizations involved in the work of creating equitable food hubs in California, North Carolina, and the Delaware Valley region. Speakers will discuss lessons learned, strategies for success, resources, and important considerations for establishing an equitable food hub in your community.
Presenters will highlight how their food hub operations are creating a more equitable and inclusive food system that values not only healthy food access, but also quality jobs, local economic growth, small business development, and sustainable agriculture and farmers.
Featured Speakers:
- Allison Hagey, Associate Director, PolicyLink (Moderator)
- Steve Saltzman, Healthy Food Systems Loan Officer, Self-Help
- Linden Thayer, Public Health Nutrition Consultant, Self-Help
- Haile Johnston, Co-Founder and Co-Director, Common Market Philadelphia
- Christopher Brown, Executive Director, Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association (ALBA)
REGISTER HERE
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6569729669831009537
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