Michigan Good Food Charter: Michigan Farm to Institution Network Virtual Meeting

January 25, 2023 Colleen Matts<matts@msu.edu>, Megan McManus<mcmanu60@msu.edu>, Lindsey Scalera<scaleral@msu.edu>, Jordan Lindsay<lindsa57@msu.edu>

This was the first Michigan Farm to Institution network (MFIN) meeting of the year. It focused on the 2022 Michigan Good Food Charter, elements related to farm to school and farm to institution in it, and how they inform and align with MFIN’s direction in the years ahead.

Guest speakers were Lindsey Scalera, Community Food Systems Collaboration Specialist, and Jordan Lindsay, Grassroots Organizing Fellow, of the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems.

 

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