Leadership Circle Meetings are open to all members of NAFSN throughout 2025. During the one-hour monthly meeting, NAFSN Leadership members review and discuss the organization's monthly leadership report. Led by Natalie Cruz, Co-Director of NAFSN, the group makes time at the beginning of each meeting for new members to briefly introduce themselves to the group. more info...
Lin Diaz Maceo of NAFSN will host this event in three parts:
Fri, Mar 14, 11:30am-1pm ET - "Meet the Author," an interactive virtual event. Bring your questions!
Mar-Apr - Make time to read the book, cuddled up at home.
Sat, Apr 26, 12pm-2:30pm ET - Attend the virtual book club to discuss your reading of "The New American Farmer" and the powerful ideas within with fellow readers.
Are you interested in becoming a trained food systems facilitator?
Or, are you looking for an affordable & practical professional development opportunity for your staff with lasting impact?
Join us for a free Information Session on ACRE.
AgriCluster Resilience and Expansion - or ACRE for short - is a professionally-facilitated strategic planning process to help groups of farmers, especially those in value-chains, work together and compete more effectively.
The ACRE Facilitator Training program provides instruction specifically designed for food and agriculture systems professionals to facilitate and guide the ACRE Process with farmers and other community stakeholders in the values-based development of more resilient food value chains.
In the ACRE Information Session, you'll learn about the training course, and the community of practice employing ACRE in their food/ag communities.
Are you an emerging food systems professional? Are you in career transition, seeking a job in community food work?
This series is for you!
Finding Your Future in Food Systems providesparticipants with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers.
The series includes speakers from a wide variety of sectors within the food systems profession: policy & advocacy, market development, food access initiatives, value chain development, education, and farming, both urban and rural.
The series features speakers from job-creating organizations, agencies, and businesses, some working locally in their communities, others with national and international scope. Produced by college students for college students and other emerging professionals.
Featured speakers for this session on Wed, Mar 19, 2025, will be announced soon!
AgriCluster Resilience and Expansion - or ACRE for short - is a professionally-facilitated strategic planning process to help groups of farmers, especially those in value-chains, work together and compete more effectively in an increasingly complex world.
This event will gather together those who have completed certification in ACRE Facilitator Training as well as those currently enrolled.
Are you an emerging food systems professional? Are you in career transition, seeking a job in community food work?
This series is for you!
Finding Your Future in Food Systems providesparticipants with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers.
The series includes speakers from a wide variety of sectors within the food systems profession: policy & advocacy, market development, food access initiatives, value chain development, education, and farming, both urban and rural.
The series features speakers from job-creating organizations, agencies, and businesses, some working locally in their communities, others with national and international scope. Produced by college students for college students and other emerging professionals.
Featured speakers for this session on Wed, Mar 26, 2025, will be announced soon! more info...
Leadership Circle Meetings are open to all members of NAFSN throughout 2025. During the one-hour monthly meeting, NAFSN Leadership members review and discuss the organization's monthly leadership report. Led by Natalie Cruz, Co-Director of NAFSN, the group makes time at the beginning of each meeting for new members to briefly introduce themselves to the group. more info...
Are you an emerging food systems professional? Are you in career transition, seeking a job in community food work?
This series is for you!
Finding Your Future in Food Systems providesparticipants with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers.
The series includes speakers from a wide variety of sectors within the food systems profession: policy & advocacy, market development, food access initiatives, value chain development, education, and farming, both urban and rural.
The series features speakers from job-creating organizations, agencies, and businesses, some working locally in their communities, others with national and international scope. Produced by college students for college students and other emerging professionals.
Featured speakers for this session on Wed, Apr 16, 2025, will be announced soon! more info...