Michigan Local Food Policy Council Network Repository for Equity and Access in Food Systems

January 16, 2024

The Michigan Local Food Council Network (MLFCN) Repository is an ever-growing compilation of every local food policy council's resource for your usage as a network member. It will continue to grow and be a platform to share inspiration for all things related to food systems design with an equity and access focus.

In this curated repository there are resources and practical information to use within community work to create a just and equitable food system:

  • Links: Articles, podcasts, books, reports
  • Food Systems Primer
  • Developing Councils Foundation Documents
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Racial Equity resources

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