Farming for Justice

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Farming for Justice is a series of monthly webinars created by Groundswell. These webinars are for farmers, food producers, and food system workers to discuss specialized topics addressing the intersections of farming and food justice. 

Farming for Justice webinars are free and interested individuals can register online. Once you register, you will receive monthly updates on future Farming for Justice Discussions.

Information on upcoming webinars and information on past webinars can be found below. 

Upcoming Webinars

Check back for updates!

Past Webinar Recordings and Recaps

January 2021

7Gen Food System: An Indigenous Vision for Food that Grows a Nation

 

Rosebud Co & Returning Buffalo to Native Nations to Strengthen Land and People

 


December 2020

Fair Food in the Time of COVID 19: Coalition of Immokalee Workers

 


November 2020

Unpacking Race and Disability Injustices on the Land

 


September 2020

Indigenous Land Management and Cultural Preservation

 


July 2020

What Bees Can Teach Us About Shaping Social Change - Ang Roell

 


June 2020

From Gun Violence To Homesteading with Chantel Johnson

 


May 2020

Creating Interdependent Communities Through Food Justice Chef Kabui

 


April 2020

Dismantling Diet Culture and Weight Stigma in Food Justice

 


January 2020

Federal Farm Program Access for Farmers of Color

Click here to view the slides from this webinar. Click here to view suggested links and resources. 
 


December 2019

Redistributing Resources to Regenerate 

 


November 2019

Queering Sustainable Agriculture

 


October 2019

How Green is the New Green Deal?

 


September 2019

How Equity Shapes Groundswell Center

 


August 2019

Address Farming Challenges through Policy Change w/Young Farmers Coalition

 


July 2019

Experiences of Food Insecurity at Cornell University

This Farming for Justice webinar discussed food insecurity at Cornell University, a sensitive topic that is surrounded by stigma both within the university itself and in the local community. This webinar featured Marquan Jones, an Engaged Scholar senior at Cornell University and Kathleen Pasetty, owner of a local food café located on the Cornell University campus.

Click here to read the full recap of this webinar.


June 2019

Equitable Fresh Food Access 

 


April 2019

Beyond the Seed Bank

 


February 2019

Farm to People Panel: Farm to School, Affordable CSA’s, Farmer/Food Bank Tax Break