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Food Policy Internship
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress is seeking an intern for the spring semester 2012 to help with a food hub study & local procurement initiative. See more information below.PATTERN FOR PROGRESSImproving the Quality of Life through Regional Solutions POSITION DESCRIPTION TITLE: POLICY INTERNREPORTS TO: VP, Research & PolicyPOSITION OVERVIEW:Assist with research for food policy project exploring local food systems infrastructure development and local food…See More
Sarah Brannen commented on Sarah Brannen's blog post NYC Council Releases Blueprint for Food System Change
"Hi Mary,
Absolutely, we'll be looking at processing as a key component of the food supply chain in the region. In fact, I had heard of the Farm-to-Table co-packers when they opened and had a couple of colleagues (Bob Lewis & Michael…"
Mary commented on Sarah Brannen's blog post NYC Council Releases Blueprint for Food System Change
"Congratulations on your grant. Your study will surely include research on processing capability within our region, and the best place to get the real scoop on that is Farm to Table Co-Packers in Kingston, NY. I work with Jim (who…"
Sarah Brannen posted a blog post
NYC Council Releases Blueprint for Food System Change
For the past year and a half, I have been researching food system issues and best practices and leading a working group of experts for an initiative called FoodWorks at the NYC Council. This initiative, led by Speaker Quinn, is the first of its kind in NYC history.On November 22nd, we released a comprehensive report that outlines 12 policy goals from production through post-consumption in the food system. It also includes 59 recommendations for achieving those goals in the coming years. These…See More
Sarah Brannen posted an event
Release of FoodWorks- a Vision to Improve NYC's Food System at Food and Finance HS
November 22, 2010 from 9:30am to 11:30am
For the past year, I have been working on a policy blueprint for the Speaker of the NYC Council, Christine Quinn. We have met with over 100 organizations and stakeholders in the city and surrounding food shed. Being from Dutchess County and working in NYC, I am keenly aware of the importance of building regional food systems. I am proud to say that the Speaker does also.Please come join us for the release of this report on November 22nd at 9:30 a.m. at the Food and Finance HS on West 50th…See More
Sarah Brannen commented on Meghan E. Murphy's page Columbia and Dutchess County Apple Orchards
"Also- a small orchard in Dutchess County is Meadowbrook in Wappingers Falls"
Sarah Brannen joined Cathy Erenzo's group
Artisanal Wine and Spirits Enthusiasts
Share your interest in small batch, hand crafted wines and spirits made here in the Hudson Valley. Find out about limited releases and events.See More
Sarah Brannen joined Meghan E. Murphy's group
Farm to School
Parents, residents and farmers working together to get fresh food in the cafeteria. Join the discussion.
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- Vice President for Research & Policy
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- Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress
- Why did you join HVFN?
- I love all things food, am enamored of the Hudson Valley, and believe in a better food system.
Sarah Brannen's Blog
Food Policy Internship
Posted on February 9, 2012 at 2:15pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress is seeking an intern for the spring semester 2012 to help with a food hub study & local procurement initiative. See more information below.
PATTERN FOR PROGRESS
Improving the Quality of Life through Regional Solutions
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: POLICY INTERN
REPORTS TO: VP, Research &…
Continue NYC Council Releases Blueprint for Food System Change
Posted on December 10, 2010 at 11:16am 2 Comments 0 Likes
For the past year and a half, I have been researching food system issues and best practices and leading a working group of experts for an initiative called FoodWorks at the NYC Council. This initiative, led by Speaker Quinn, is the first of its kind in NYC history.
On November 22nd, we released a comprehensive report that outlines 12 policy goals from production through post-consumption in the food system. It also includes 59 recommendations for achieving those goals in the…
Continue The Value of Home Grown Food
Posted on September 3, 2010 at 7:51am 0 Comments 0 Likes
As more people are turning back to home gardening and in denser urban areas to community gardens, the question is raised, "what is the value of home grown food?" Of course, we know about the personal, health, and environmental benefits of gardening. But for policy makers and advocates, we should know the economic value of these gardens as well. Recall the importance of victory gardens. In areas without access to fresh, healthy food, or among families with budgets that are stretched thin, these… Continue
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 11:43am on August 27, 2010,
Jen Clapp said… - Hi Sarah,
No, different Jen Clapp - funny that we share this interest in local food, though!
Jen
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