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Agenda

 
  2004 Food and Society Conference Agenda PDF

Day One - Main Conference

2004 Food and Society Conference - Welcome
 
Food & Society Vision for A Future Food System
 
Creating the Future We Want: Creative Tension Model
 
Food Systems and Stewardship of the Environment
 
Labor, Social Justice, and the Food System
 

Breakout Sessions - I

Does the Right to Food Mean Organic Food?
 
Nutrition Education: Walking the Talk
 
Childhood Obesity: Can We Make a Difference?
 
Federal and Private Support for Refugee and Immigrant Farmers and Food Entrepreneurs
 
Farm Workers and a Living Wage
 
Immigration Policy for Farm Workers
 
Cultural Diversity and the Food System
 
Building Local Agricultural Systems: Youth Perspective
 
Morality/Ethics: Eating as a Moral Act
 
Preserving and Enhancing Native American, Heirloom and Cultural Foods
 
Buy Local Initiatives: The Most Valuable Components of a Successful Local Food Campaign
 

Day Two - Main Conference

Creating the Future We Want: Check-In
 
From Vision to Reality
 
Perspectives on Food, Health, and Cultural Heritage
 
Doing Much More With Much Less
 
USDA Public and Private Partnerships and Outreach Initiatives
 

Breakout Sessions - II

Emerging Trends in Eco-labeling
 
Organic Farming - Future Challenges and Opportunities
 
Farmland Protection: Market and Policy Tools for Improving Farm Viability
 
Beyond CAFOs: Strategies for Revitalizing Non-Confinement Meat Production
 
Green Payments: Present and Future
 
Are We Making Real Progress? Measuring Sustainability on Agricultural Lands in the Upper Mississippi River Basin
 
Paradigm Shifts in Science and Local Food Systems: What's the Connection?
 
Ethnicity and Environment
 
Shared Leading and Learning
 

Breakout Sessions - III

Creating Access to Capital and Enhancing Funding Opportunities
 
Changing Your Organization to Change the World: Deepening Your Capacity to Initiate and Sustain Profound Change - Part One
 
Orbiting the Giant Hairball: Sustaining Success in University-Community Partnerships
 
You Say You Want a Revolution...How to Create a Social Movement with a Grassroots Budget
 
Building Farm to School Connections in California
 
Building Successful State and Local Food Policy Councils
 
Growing Youth-Adult Partnerships Workshop
 
Renewing an Agriculture-of-the-Middle: Dialogue with a National Task Force
 
Becoming an Active Part of Your Community
 

Day Three - Main Conference

Multi-Media Youth Presentation
 

Breakout Sessions - IV

Putting Values in the Value Chain
 
Funder Networks for Sustainable Food Systems
 
Campaigns and Collaborations to Shift Mainstream Food
 
Changing Your Organization to Change the World: Deepening Your Capacity to Initiate and Sustain Profound Change - Part Two
 
Local and Locale: Having the Best of Both Worlds
 
Building Local Wealth by Building Local Foods Systems
 
Artist as Change-Maker: Raising the Pulse Rate for Food and Agriculture
 
What Can the Adolescent Agricultural Systems of the United States Learn from the World's Ancient Agricultural Traditions?
 

Closing Remarks

Making the Link Between Health, Our Food, and Agriculture Policy
 
Closing Circle/Adjourn
 

 

 
 
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