
Webinar: The Ecosystem of NGOs Supporting Sustainable Campus Food
November 12 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST
FreeThe Plant-Based NGO Network is a network of dozens of nonprofits working to shift to a more sustainable food system. Many of these organizations provide services and programs that can help sustainability staff, faculty and students succeed in campus sustainability initiatives, but it can be difficult to know where to start. This webinar will provide an introduction to nonprofit resources—many of them free—that have been created to support higher education food system change. These include everything from training for chefs, recipe and menu development, consultation on the use of defaults and nudges, support with food procurement and vendor contracts, and programs to engage student leaders in sustainable food projects on campus. This Fall, the Better Food Foundation will publish a Plant-Based NGO Resource Guide for Higher Education. The webinar will introduce participants to this guide, feature several members of our network speaking about the resources and services they offer, and give an opportunity for Q&A about how university sustainability leaders can find solutions to challenges they face when trying to offer more sustainable dining.
Presenters
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Jennifer Channin, Executive Director, Better Food Foundation Part of the team that founded the Better Food Foundation in 2016, Jennifer has served as its Executive Director since 2021. She has served in the nonprofit sector for more than twenty years, as Development Director for Farm Forward and Found in Translation, Program Coordinator (leading a professional development program) for the Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association, and development consultant for more than a dozen nonprofits across a variety of environmental and social justice issues. Jennifer is also an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister who earned her Masters from Harvard Divinity School and BA in International Development from McGill University. She is a dual-citizen of the US and Brazil, and lives in an off-grid community in Julian, California. |