Collaboration for Systemic Change: Why the Farm Bill Matters
Please join us online for our 2020 Policy Outlook and Strategy Series: Climate, Agriculture, Farm Bill 2023. We look forward to engaging in discussion and strategy with you!
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SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Launch and Overview
Join us for the launch of the SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Integrated Capital Opportunities to Support Revitalization of U.S.-Grown Fiber, Textiles, and Leather - a three-part webinar series. Sustainable agriculture and food systems encompass much more than food production alone. Food and fibers are critical for our daily needs and are fundamental to human health. And
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In The Kitchen Call: Election 2020
Member and Strategic Partnerships Director Renee Catacalos and Policy Program Director Traci Bruckner will host an open discussion with SAFSF members to unpack the 2020 election results and what those results could mean for food and agriculture policy in the short and long term. Join us and your SAFSF colleagues for this conversation in the
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Online Funder Screening of ‘GATHER’
SAFSF is excited to host a free online screening and discussion of "Gather," an intimate portrait of the growing movement amongst Native Americans to reclaim their spiritual, political, and cultural identities through food sovereignty while battling the trauma of centuries of genocide. First Nations Development Institute is co-producer of "Gather" and the film features many
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SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Case Studies from the Fiber System
Join us for the launch of the SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Integrated Capital Opportunities to Support Revitalization of U.S.-Grown Fiber, Textiles, and Leather. Sustainable agriculture and food systems encompass much more than food production alone. Food and fibers are critical for our daily needs and are fundamental to human health. And just like food, fiber crops—including
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Climate, Agriculture, Farm Bill 2023
2020 Policy Outlook - Funder Strategy Conference Session 1 - We will kick off the conference with a presentation and breakout discussions with policy and grassroots experts, who represent the diversity of farm and food systems from across the country, to share their thinking around political opportunities for bold new ideas for 2023 Farm Bill.
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SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Strategy Session on Roadmap Levers and Next Actions
Join us for the launch of the SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: Integrated Capital Opportunities to Support Revitalization of U.S.-Grown Fiber, Textiles, and Leather. Sustainable agriculture and food systems encompass much more than food production alone. Food and fibers are critical for our daily needs and are fundamental to human health. And just like food, fiber crops—including
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We Can’t ‘Foodbank’ Our Way Out of Hunger: From Charity to a Social Justice Funding Model
$25 SAFSF Member / $40 Non-member Join us for a two-part discussion of the contradictions in our food and social welfare systems, and the ways philanthropy can help abate the present-day crisis and demonstrate a long-term commitment to building health, social, environmental, and economic resilience into our food system. Each webinar will include a panel
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Fibers Roadmap Stakeholder Webinar
The SAFSF Special Project on Sustainable Fibers and Textiles recently launched The Fibers Roadmap: Integrated Capital Opportunities to Support Revitalization of U.S.-Grown Fiber, Textiles, and Leather. This report lays out a seven-year vision for values-based investment and funding needed to support regenerative fiber agriculture and revitalize U.S.-based textile processing and manufacturing. This research project drew
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Intersectional Impact Across Food, Fiber and Finance
CROATAN CONVERSATIONS presented by Croatan Institute Our warming climate, rising health problems, and hollowed-out communities are symptoms of the broken relationship between agriculture and capital. Recent examples have demonstrated that there is an alternative path in which the tools of finance can be used to build Soil Wealth and foster positive impacts that intersect to