Is Anyone Better Off? A Conversation about Food System Outcomes, Indicators & Metrics Webinar

April 2, 2014 - Laura Goddeeris

CRFS hosted a webinar reprising a popular session from our recent workshop on Advancing Healthy, Equitable Food Systems: Building Capacity, Partnerships and Resources, held in conjunction with the New Partners for Smart Growth Conference in Denver, Colorado. This webinar addressed ways to effectively measure, track and communicate to policymakers, investors, businesses and the general public the community and economic development gains realized through local and regional food systems.

Moderator:
Julia Freedgood
Assistant Vice President of Programs, American Farmland Trust

Speakers:
Ellen Kahler
Executive Director, Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund

Martha Sullins
Extension Specialist, Colorado State University

Is Anyone Better Off? A Conversation about Food Systems Outcomes Indicators & Metrics Webinar presentation slides

 

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