Farming for Justice December 12 RSVP

Farming for justice is a monthly meeting for farmers, food producers, and food system workers interested in digging into the intersection of food, agriculture, and social justice.

Once per month at the Groundswell Office, 225 S Fulton St, Ithaca NY 14850.

Cultural Appropriation in Food and Farming: Two Part Series

First Session was Nov 7. We encourgage you to attend both sessions, but it is not required.

NEXT SESSION: December 12th 9am-10:30am

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Every session available via video conference. Details sent upon registration.

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Groundswell places a high value on attracting diverse trainees to our programs and to creating inclusive program offerings for all. We especially encourage people of color, new Americans, veterans, LGBTQ and other aspiring producers who have sometimes been excluded from the sustainable agriculture/local foods movement. The following demographic information helps us measure our success in reaching out to various segments of our community:

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