Local Prosperity
@ProsperityLocal
The Centre for Local Prosperity is a NS non-profit organization promoting local economic solutions & climate readiness for rural and local communities in Canada
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A brand new podcast 'Using Rich Data for Food Safety with Matthew Winchester', recaps on 'Toward Co-operative Commonwealth: Transition in a Perilous Century MOOC' and the Atlantic Food Action Coalition (AFAC) working group!- mailchi.mp/175d641b7d32/n…
#AtlanticCanada Dig In Food Systems Summit participants committed to action. Announcing the new Atlantic Food Action Coalition & 1st event Give AFAC About Food Education Jun 17-18. Listen to the FarmWorks Success & Localizing Food with Linda Best podcast. mailchi.mp/97151697a7a4/n…
Hear about our Future Proofing Podcast with Mark Anielski, read the update on the Atlantic Canada MOOC Toward Co-operative Commonwealth, and sign up for the RCFNS Commonwealth Community Impact Conference! - mailchi.mp/3f43667d11a1/n…
Read the update on the Dig In: Atlantic Canada Food Systems Summit of 2022, outcomes, next steps, and more in News You Can Use. Dig In keynote, plenary, panel session videos & next steps update; The Deanery collaborates with CLP and Synergia Institute; and our latest podcast!
The program is FREE & facilitated by Michelle Nelson (Deanery) & Gillian Kerr (CLP). Certificates of completion & post-secondary course credits are available for participation & seed funding to get community action projects off the ground. Info at synergiainstitute.org/mooc-overview/
We are proud to be attending and sponsoring @ProsperityLocal's #DigIn2022 summit on Atlantic Canadian food systems today! What an honour to be a part of current conversations on Atlantic food policy, security, sovereignty and more. 🌾🫐🫘
We're Dig in' in! #DigIn Here Exec Dir Bob Cervelli asks participants to join us in the main room. We're on day two, and the two keynote talks with Philip Ackerman-Leist and Abra Brynne were outstanding & packed with knowledge and heart. Panels, workshops, topic tables continue.
#Digin Xcellent talks about creating a more local& resilient food systems in ATL Canada. We need to be better prepared for the climate changes we r seeing more of. @ProsperityLocal @nicolemosherFCP @IAEMCdnCouncil
We are looking forward to this #foodsummit and its great program. Also excited to join @AcadiaU researchers @FranklyLess (Dr. Lesley Frank) and Chaiti Seth in their workshop breakout sessions. @ProsperityLocal @AcadiaUNews @AcadiaCommDev @AcadiaSociology
The Centre for Local Prosperity is partnering with nine Atlantic Canadian food organizations for a two-day Atlantic Canadian food summit in Debert. | SaltWire saltwire.com/atlantic-canad…
Are you preparing to join us in person or online for #DigIn2022? Whether able to join us or not, a wealth of resources related to the region's food status, #foodsystems #foodsecurity and more, can be found at foodsummit.ca/resources/
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Resources - Dig In!
Atlantic Canada Food Systems Recovery Vision: Ten priorities for a common vision of how our food systems can play a role in a just, equitable, and prosperous
Millions of Canadians cannot afford to buy healthy, nourishing food. We are calling on the federal government to act quickly and reduce poverty so everyone can afford the nourishing food they need. Read our 2023 Pre-Budget Submission to learn more: buff.ly/3DBYBsj j
Let's go Copenhagen Council! Check out this cool job putting Doughnut Economics into action in the city. Pls share with anyone who could be great in this role. It's a brilliant initiative & may spark many more cities to follow - could your city be next?... kk.dk/ledigestilling…
“A friend of mine once said, ‘For us as communities, if we stop growing grains, we will disintegrate." Read our latest blog post by Shefa'a Qudah. localfutures.org/food-sovereign…
THREAD! Please Retweet! Operationalizing sustainable food systems through food programs in elementary schools Tracy Everitt Rachel Engler-Stringer Wanda Martin #SustainableFood #SchoolFood #SchoolMeals #SchoolMealProgram #FoodLiteracy canadianfoodstudies.uwaterloo.ca/index.php/cfs/…
Did you know? 78% of the grocery industry in Canada is controlled by three major corporations. 🍓This creates a bottleneck in the food system, where all of the power rests in the hands of a few large companies that are not accountable to the interests of farmers or consumers.
#DigIn2022 would not be complete without @NourishNS 😏 We are so glad you can join us!!!
Did you know that Nourish will be at #DigIn2022? Join us & other experts from Nov 17-19 to discuss such topics as getting more local food in schools & advocating for a national school food program! @ProsperityLocal @C4HSchoolFood @Farm2Cafeteria Register: bit.ly/3Ui48v4
Scaling regional #foodsystems requires capital & needs 2 address #economiesofscale esp 4 processing & distribution infrastructure. We will highlight a range of innovative financing options 4 food systems orgs & explore cases where producer cooperation can achieve effective scale.
We're excited to have you join everyone attending #DigIn2022 @LisaRobertsHfx Thank you so much for participating as a moderator in Workshop Breakout #2A: Education in Schools and to the Public about our Food Systems. us10.campaign-archive.com/?u=e1a23662b4b…
Excited to be a moderator for another panel and in the audience for this one!!
Meet the Moderators (Part 2) as we introduce five more of the ten moderators at Dig In: The Atlantic Canada Food Systems Summit held Nov 17-19, 2022. Limited seats left! Unlimited seats available if you join us virtually! Register at www.foodsummit.ca- mailchi.mp/abbd98b839a5/m…
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