You’re invited to join CSPI for a narrative change speaker series event on December 13th at 1 pm ET: Story Feeds Culture by Food Culture Collective. The Food Culture Collective team will work to orient us to…
We’re looking for dedicated food justice advocates, foodies, and all around good people to join our leadership council! Apply by Nov. 22nd.
Which candidates have shown their support for SNAP funding? (Michael Bennet, Cory Booker, John Delaney, Kamala Harris, Tim Ryan, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren) The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program…
We have reached out to all mayoral campaigns asking for answers to the questions below. We are waiting for responses and will continue to post as soon as…
Pima County Food Alliance is partnering with Geeks Who Drink to host our first-ever Quiz for a Cause! Team up with your friends and join us at Hotel…
We’re looking for dedicated food justice advocates, foodies, and all around good people to join our leadership council! Apply by Dec. 14.
Have you heard about SB 1245, a bill in the state senate that would help both farmers and low-income consumers connect around healthy, fresh, locally grown food? It’s a great bill, and we’d love it if you (and the legislature!) would support it.
Each year, we hold a planning retreat to set course. Today, we welcomed 6 new members, broke into various sub-groups to do some planning, and, as always, ate some delicious food.
We are a roughly 16-member body that meets monthly to discuss projects, share information, talk about partnership opportunities, and figure out how to accomplish our food-related goals. Is that something that interests you?
Our intern, Clare Healy, spent all summer researching these two farm certification programs offered by USDA. Which is cheaper? We’ve done the math, and presented it to you visually in this nice graph. Check it out!
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