CSUS Hamm-Norris Seminar Series- CRFS

November 1, 2023 1:00PM - 2:00PM

Natural Resources Building Room 338 or Zoom

Join the CSUS department for the Hamm-Norris seminar series where folks from the CSUS community share about their latest scholarship and research. The seminar will be held in person in Natural Resources Building, Room 338 and online at:
https://msu.zoom.us/j/97715232159
Meeting ID: 977 1523 2159
Passcode: CSUS

November 1st features a team from the Center for Regional Food System with their talk entitled "Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center – decisions by the community for the community."

 

Seminar Summary: USDA awarded MSU Center for Regional Food Systems $20 million  to provide grants and technical assistance to food and farm businesses, prioritizing entrepreneurs who have been historically marginalized. This Center, covering 4 states and including tribal collaboration, will build network infrastructure for fund allocation that aims to embed sovereignty and community-led decision-making into grantmaking. 

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