These workshops will be skill-building, educational, and/or informative presentations. * Please note that some details may change; we will post changes to this page promptly.
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement Training for Change: Growing Food Justice Leaders from Within
Farm to Cafeteria Growing Farm to Preschool: Bringing the “Farm” to Preschool Settings
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation Small Entrepreneurs Gaining Access: Shared Kitchens & Cottage Food Laws
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice Social Media 101: A community change-maker’s guide to the new media generation
Improving Access to Healthy Food Thinking Outside the Big Box: Strategies for Healthy Food Retail
Local – Global Connections View from Across the Pond: Can Campaigning Deliver Systems Change?
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks It Takes a Movement: Why Social Movements are Key to Food Sovereignty
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System Building Worker Power for a Just and Sustainable Food System
The Food System – Public Health Interface Communities Putting Prevention to Work in Action: Views from the Field and What’s Ahead
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems Credit Access and Its Impacts on Farmers, Communities and Consolidation
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy Black and Green: The Story of the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network
Voices from the Bay Area What do Farmers think of your CFS based marketing project?
Session 2
Sunday, November 6
2:15 pm – 3:45 pm
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement Urban Ag and Participatory Education in NYC
Farm to Cafeteria Hands-on Cooking School & Innovative School Lunch Menu Planning
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation Advocating Beyond Food: Building Unity for a Just and Sustainable Food/Farm System
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation Community Data and Shared Learning Systems for Food Justice
This is a three hour workshop from 1:15pm-4:00pm
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice I Was A Teenage Jalapeño: Creative Youth-Led Media Strategies
Improving Access to Healthy Food Building Your Community Food Security Chain: Public/Private Enterprise Collaboration
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System How working conditions affect food safety and public health
Local – Global Connections Feeding the World, Cooling the Planet, Growing Global Justice
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks Farmers and Fishermen Regaining Control of Their Cooperatives
The Food System – Public Health Interface Policies for Healthy Farms, Food and People – Opportunities for Collaboration and Advocacy.
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy Farm City Q & A
Youth Changing the Food System Growing Youth Food Policy Councils, Coalitions and Networks
Session 3
Monday, November 7
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement New Hispanic Leaders for Healthy Communities
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation The Farm Bill and Community Food Security
Improving Access to Healthy Food Understanding Motivators and Evaluating SNAP/EBT Incentive Outcomes in Farmers Markets
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System Fair Trade – Certification System for Fair Labor, Food Safety and Environmental Sustainability
The Food System – Public Health Interface Food Sovereignty and Public Health: A Movement to Create Change
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems Tools for Saving the Small Town Grocery Store
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy Local Knowledge: Measuring and Monitoring Our Food System
Youth Changing the Food System Growing New Youth Food Justice Leaders: Storytelling for Organizing
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty Building Community Power to Eliminate Food Deserts
Voices from the Bay Area Creating Resilient Food Systems through Policy and Collaboration
Session 4
Monday, November 7
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty Innovation among EFPs: Contributing to Healthy Communities and Local Economies
Farm to Cafeteria Farm to School: Connecting Small Farmers with Low-Income Districts
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement More than Bricks and Mortar: Food Security, Community Development, and the Role of the Intermediary
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation Baltimore’s Food Justice Initiatives: Urban Agriculture, Virtual Supermarkets and More
Improving Access to Healthy Food Low Income Latino Producer to Consumer Connection
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks Building Food Democracy: Bridging Urban and Rural Realities
The Food System – Public Health Interface Fostering Health and Equity: Healthcare Models for Changing Food Environments
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy Using Community-Driven Approaches to Develop Urban Agriculture
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty The Global Land Grab and the Threatened Promise of Food Justice and Food Sovereignty
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
Innovation among EFPs: Contributing to Healthy Communities and Local Economies
Voices from the Bay Area Perspectives on Dismantling Racism in the Food Movement
Session 5
Tuesday, November 8
8:30 am – 10:00 am
Farm to Cafeteria Whole Fresh Food in Schools: One Plate At a Time
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice Moving a Local Food Agenda Through Strategic Messaging
Improving Access to Healthy Food Healthy Food Incentives: Their Impact Now and in the Future
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System Healing Scars, Healing Bodies CANCELLED
Local – Global Connections Food Sovereignty Prize winners forum
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks Grassroots Organizing & Advocacy on the Food and Farm Bill
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks CFSC Strategic Plan Workshop
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems Community Foods Organizing: Building Rural Communities and Food Systems
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy The New Roots Community Farm: Till the soil, grow community CANCELLED
Youth Changing the Food System Building a National Student Network: How Partners Engage In Food Systems Change
Voices from the Bay Area The Elephant in the Room: Examining the Link between Food Access and Health Outcomes
Session 6
Tuesday, November 8
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement Money, Power and the Class Dynamics of Fundraising
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation Uniting the Strengths of the Sweatfree and Food Justice Movements
Improving Access to Healthy Food Community-Driven Marketing for Successful Corner Store Conversions
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System Engaging Alternative Populations in Sustainable Agriculture
Local – Global Connections Japan’s Sustainable Food Infrastructure: Pre and Post Disaster
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks Community Food Projects Indicators of Success: Results from Community Food Project Grantees
The Food System – Public Health Interface Access to Healthy Food for Underserved Populations
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy Urban & Community-Based Ag: Growing the Movement, Cultivating Policy Change
Youth Changing the Food System Beyond Tokenism: Youth Leadership in the Food Justice Movement
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty Corporate Power, Movement Building, and the 2012 Food and Farm Bill
Voices from the Bay Area Living in a Food Insecure Community
Workshops by Session
These workshops will be skill-building, educational, and/or informative presentations.
* Please note that some details may change; we will post changes to this page promptly.
For workshop descriptions see Workshops by Track
Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 | Session 6
Session 1
Sunday, November 6
10:45 am – 12:15 pm
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement
Training for Change: Growing Food Justice Leaders from Within
Farm to Cafeteria
Growing Farm to Preschool: Bringing the “Farm” to Preschool Settings
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
Small Entrepreneurs Gaining Access: Shared Kitchens & Cottage Food Laws
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice
Social Media 101: A community change-maker’s guide to the new media generation
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Thinking Outside the Big Box: Strategies for Healthy Food Retail
Local – Global Connections
View from Across the Pond: Can Campaigning Deliver Systems Change?
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
It Takes a Movement: Why Social Movements are Key to Food Sovereignty
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System
Building Worker Power for a Just and Sustainable Food System
The Food System – Public Health Interface
Communities Putting Prevention to Work in Action: Views from the Field and What’s Ahead
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems
Credit Access and Its Impacts on Farmers, Communities and Consolidation
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
Black and Green: The Story of the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network
Voices from the Bay Area
What do Farmers think of your CFS based marketing project?
Session 2
Sunday, November 6
2:15 pm – 3:45 pm
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement
Urban Ag and Participatory Education in NYC
Farm to Cafeteria
Hands-on Cooking School & Innovative School Lunch Menu Planning
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
Advocating Beyond Food: Building Unity for a Just and Sustainable Food/Farm System
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
Community Data and Shared Learning Systems for Food Justice
This is a three hour workshop from 1:15pm-4:00pm
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice
I Was A Teenage Jalapeño: Creative Youth-Led Media Strategies
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Building Your Community Food Security Chain: Public/Private Enterprise Collaboration
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System
How working conditions affect food safety and public health
Local – Global Connections
Feeding the World, Cooling the Planet, Growing Global Justice
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
Farmers and Fishermen Regaining Control of Their Cooperatives
The Food System – Public Health Interface
Policies for Healthy Farms, Food and People – Opportunities for Collaboration and Advocacy.
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
Farm City Q & A
Youth Changing the Food System
Growing Youth Food Policy Councils, Coalitions and Networks
Session 3
Monday, November 7
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement
New Hispanic Leaders for Healthy Communities
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
The Farm Bill and Community Food Security
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Understanding Motivators and Evaluating SNAP/EBT Incentive Outcomes in Farmers Markets
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System
Fair Trade – Certification System for Fair Labor, Food Safety and Environmental Sustainability
The Food System – Public Health Interface
Food Sovereignty and Public Health: A Movement to Create Change
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems
Tools for Saving the Small Town Grocery Store
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
Local Knowledge: Measuring and Monitoring Our Food System
Youth Changing the Food System
Growing New Youth Food Justice Leaders: Storytelling for Organizing
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
Building Community Power to Eliminate Food Deserts
Voices from the Bay Area
Creating Resilient Food Systems through Policy and Collaboration
Session 4
Monday, November 7
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
Innovation among EFPs: Contributing to Healthy Communities and Local Economies
Farm to Cafeteria
Farm to School: Connecting Small Farmers with Low-Income Districts
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement
More than Bricks and Mortar: Food Security, Community Development, and the Role of the Intermediary
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
Baltimore’s Food Justice Initiatives: Urban Agriculture, Virtual Supermarkets and More
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Low Income Latino Producer to Consumer Connection
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Farmers Market Incentive Program: Planning, Design & Implementation
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
Building Food Democracy: Bridging Urban and Rural Realities
The Food System – Public Health Interface
Fostering Health and Equity: Healthcare Models for Changing Food Environments
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
Using Community-Driven Approaches to Develop Urban Agriculture
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
The Global Land Grab and the Threatened Promise of Food Justice and Food Sovereignty
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
Innovation among EFPs: Contributing to Healthy Communities and Local Economies
Voices from the Bay Area
Perspectives on Dismantling Racism in the Food Movement
Session 5
Tuesday, November 8
8:30 am – 10:00 am
Farm to Cafeteria
Whole Fresh Food in Schools: One Plate At a Time
Get Cultured: Communications and Art for Food Justice
Moving a Local Food Agenda Through Strategic Messaging
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Healthy Food Incentives: Their Impact Now and in the Future
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System
Healing Scars, Healing BodiesCANCELLEDLocal – Global Connections
Food Sovereignty Prize winners forum
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
Grassroots Organizing & Advocacy on the Food and Farm Bill
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
CFSC Strategic Plan Workshop
The Unique Challenges and Solutions of Rural Food Systems
Community Foods Organizing: Building Rural Communities and Food Systems
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
The New Roots Community Farm: Till the soil, grow communityCANCELLEDYouth Changing the Food System
Building a National Student Network: How Partners Engage In Food Systems Change
Voices from the Bay Area
The Elephant in the Room: Examining the Link between Food Access and Health Outcomes
Session 6
Tuesday, November 8
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Developing New Leaders in the Food Movement
Money, Power and the Class Dynamics of Fundraising
Food Policy from Neighborhood to Nation
Uniting the Strengths of the Sweatfree and Food Justice Movements
Improving Access to Healthy Food
Community-Driven Marketing for Successful Corner Store Conversions
Power, Race and Labor in the Food System
Engaging Alternative Populations in Sustainable Agriculture
Local – Global Connections
Japan’s Sustainable Food Infrastructure: Pre and Post Disaster
Movement Building, From Panthers to Pitchforks
Community Food Projects Indicators of Success: Results from Community Food Project Grantees
The Food System – Public Health Interface
Access to Healthy Food for Underserved Populations
Urban Agriculture Practice and Policy
Urban & Community-Based Ag: Growing the Movement, Cultivating Policy Change
Youth Changing the Food System
Beyond Tokenism: Youth Leadership in the Food Justice Movement
Building Community Power and Local Food Economies: Achieving Food Sovereignty
Corporate Power, Movement Building, and the 2012 Food and Farm Bill
Voices from the Bay Area
Living in a Food Insecure Community