Public policies matter for our food future. Join us Friday!
Join us to hear from special guests about how we can advance a coordinated policy platform for our region that brings together our goals and values for food, farming, fishing and forestry.
- How do we best contribute to democratic transformation and governance of a New England food system rooted in racial equity, sustainability, and resilience by 2030?
- What can we learn from and contribute to other regions, contexts, and broader international and intersectional perspectives that will strengthen our collective impact in the policy and governance arena?
- What aspirational regional policy goals will have the greatest positive impact towards realizing our shared vision and values?
- How can coordinated/connected local and state policies influence and advance our regional policy goals?
More information and registration
Four more ways to get involved and build the food future we need!
Register for the 21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge
Get inspired and learn how to dismantle racism in our food system. Join us April 5th through April 25 for our 7th version of the Challenge. Learn more and register. Meet this year’s planning team.
FSNE Launches Network Health Assessment. Your Voice Matters!
This is just one of the ways that we support the participatory evolution of the FSNE network to move New England toward a just, sustainable and resilient food system.
More information & participate in the Assessment.
Apply by March 15th to join the FSNE Network Team
If your work is already lines up with FSNE’s shared values of democratic empowerment, racial equity & dignity for all, sustainability & trust…and you’re ready to dive into the power of our regional network for food system transformation, consider applying to be part of our Network Team! Learn more and apply here.
Sign on to the FSNE Pledge
Are you passionate about building a just, healthy, sustainable & resilient food system? Are you or your organization, business or community group involved in values-based food system work? Learn about the FSNE Pledge and sign on. Be part of our network’s effort to transform our regional food system! #StrongerTogether
It’s been a big year for those of you who work with food in educational, health and correctional settings.
Join our network partners at FINE for the upcoming virtual Summit!
FSNE will be hosting a Community Conversation on the final day to collectively envision the role of institutions in the next New England Food Vision.
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Food Solutions New England (FSNE) is a six-state regional network creating a healthy, just and resilient food system that works for everyone. The FSNE network is coordinated by the UNH Sustainability Institute in Durham, NH. The University of New Hampshire ranks #2 in the country among public higher education institutions for its sustainability efforts.
The FSNE network does not endorse or oppose specific candidates for elected office or proposed legislation. Instead, we seek to inform, educate and advocate for general policy ideas that align with the network’s stated values and vision for a just, sustainable and resilient regional food system. While FSNE is supported, in part, by the UNH Sustainability Institute, our activities do not reflect the positions of the University of New Hampshire, the University System of New Hampshire, or its Board of Trustees.
Our mailing address is:
Food Solutions New England at the UNH Sustainability Institute
107 Nesmith Hall
131 Main Street
Durham, New Hampshire 03824