This informal, unscripted morning session provides a space to connect with peers and discuss the tools needed to effectively implement funding programs and collaborations in the food and agriculture system space.
We'll hear from co-authors from last year’s Open Letter, and funder allies will facilitate confidential, small-group breakouts, exploring challenges and opportunities in moving toward more racially just and equitable grantmaking. Presented by GRACE Communications Foundation and Ceres Trust.
Step away from your desk chair, kitchen table, or workspace for a grounding exercise and movement break. Join Erica, a Radically Fit instructor, in this 30-minute movement break.
Hear directly from the leaders of several mutual aid groups to understand their lived experiences in feeding tens of thousands of people -- from building infrastructure, volunteer networks, support and feedback loops, from the ground up.
All Forum participants who identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color are invited to share a supportive and respectful space to foster connection and share experiences.
We will review and practice using the Voices for Healthy Kids’ Racial Equity in Public Policy Message Guide to talk about racial equity with decisionmakers.
Come gather with other crafters in the SAFSF community, learn more about the SAFSF Fibers Roadmap, and share time and projects together.
Financing the transition to regenerative agriculture that supports the economic self-determination of Indigenous, Black and communities of color: Integrated Capital across landscapes to address equity, structural racism and access.
Connect with peers by hosting or joining a conversation on a topic of your choice.
Presented by Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) and Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) Join leadership from Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANNRS) and Virginia Clarke, SAFSF's executive director, for a dynamic discussion about opportunities to support pathways to careers in agriculture, food systems, and philanthropy for
