MLFCN November 2024 Monthly Meeting

November 21, 2024 10:00AM - 11:30AM

Join the Michigan Local Food Council Network for our monthly phone/video conference, featuring topics and speakers relevant to the work of councils across the state. We will share federal and state legislative updates and include time to discuss offers, requests and connections among councils.

We will host a special listening session with the Food Policy Networks project. The Food Policy Networks project recognizes that food policy councils play a critical role in shaping local and regional food systems. Since 2013, the project has worked to advance food policy through networking, capacity building, research, and technical assistance to food policy councils and similar groups with support from the Johns Hopkins University's Center for a Livable Future. As the project seeks to evolve to a new model of organizing, this is a chance to reflect on what’s been effective, what hasn’t, and how we can drive food systems change over the next four years of a shifting landscape and beyond. 

 

Zoom Meeting Link
Password: MLFCN
 
Learn more about the Michgan Local Food Council Network (MLFCN) here.
 
Zoom Details:
 
Join Zoom Meeting: https://msu.zoom.us/j/97829727577?pwd=uYBmM47R4jrmyWJAKovaligLpOvbcW.1
Password: MLFCN
Meeting ID: 978 2972 7577
Join by phone: (646) 876-9923

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