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US Food Sovereignty Alliance: Call to Action October 10-17, 2010!
Building a Movement of Movements: Power in Unity
Emerging from the US Social Forum held in Detroit June 22-26, the US Food
Sovereignty Alliance, in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, Climate Justice
activists, Immigrants and Peoples marginalized from their lands and seas and
fighting to defend and enrich their cultures across the world, invites
participants of the food justice and sovereignty movement, especially
members of the US Food Sovereignty Alliance, to act during the week of
October 10-17. Another World Is Possible! And a Dynamic US Social Justice
Basque Country Food Sovereignty tour
Basque Country: Food Sovereignty and Cooperative Production Tour
May 21-28, 2011
IT TAKES A REGION - 2010: A WORKING CONFERENCE TO BUILD OUR NORTHEAST FOOD SYSTEM
Pre-conference trainings on November 11.
Oakland Food Policy Council Listening Session
The first Oakland Food Policy Council community listening/dialog session, organized by PUEBLO, will be held in the Fruitvale on Wed July 28. The entire session will be conducted in Spanish. La Clinica is working with PUEBLO to recruit participants.
ESTAS INVITADO!
A un grupo comunitario sobre las politicas de alimentacion en Oakland.
Nos gustaría conocer tus preocupaciones y esperanzas de un sistema alimentacio que garantice que la comunidad en Oakland tenga acceso a la comida fresca y ademas de una sana alimentacion.
Congress Discusses Ways to "Feed the Future"
By Scott Lensing
Yesterday, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs heard from a panel of seven experts on the State Department’s new program to fight global hunger, the “Feed the Future” initiative. Originally released in May of this year, the Feed the Future Guide presents plans for bringing greater food security to countries in the Global South, with $3.5 billion dollars in funding over the next three years. Despite a number of laudable goals, several congressional representatives and panelists voiced concerns about misguided focus.
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The Fight Over Food Deserts – Corporate America smacks its way down
Originally published on the Huffington Post
by Eric Holt-Gimenez, Annie Shattuck and Zoe Brent
Toward Sustainable Agricultural Systems in the 21st Century
July 2010
Report by the Committee on Twenty-First Century Systems Agriculture; National Research Council of the National Academies of Science,
Authored by the Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources (BANR)
and Earth and Life Studies (DELS)
http://dels.nas.edu/Report/Toward-Sustainable-Agricultural-Systems/12832
Oakland Food Policy Council meeting
PLEASE NOTE: The parking garage at 1000 Broadway closes at 7:00 pm, so if you drive please find street parking.
This month we'll be finalizing the versions of our "recommended first steps" on each policy priority that will then be presented for feedback and discussion in community listening/dialog sessions organized by PUEBLO in the next few weeks.