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There are many independent groups across Michigan that are working towards the goals of the Charter in different ways. For example, local food councils organize around policy issues for food system change in their respective cities, towns and counties. Additionally, there are also several statewide networks focused on particular goals. Check them out below!

Directory of Michigan Local Food Councils

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CRFS-Coordinated Statewide Networks

Michigan Farm to ECE Network

Michigan Farm to Institution Network

Michigan Food Hub Learning and Innovation Network

Michigan Local Food Council Network

Michigan Good Food

Center for Regional Food Systems

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