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First DC Food Policy Council Meeting – August 3rd

Posted on July 29, 2016July 29, 2016 by lainecidlowski

Follow the link below for event details, agenda, and to register.

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Please join us on Wednesday, April 7 at 4 pm if you have experience sharing a commercial kitchen or if you have interest in sharing a kitchen in DC! We will have small group discussions as part of the meeting, and we are excited to learn from you and your experiences. See you then!

We appreciated the opportunity to share the FPC's work and 2021 priorities with @marycheh and the @councilofdc yesterday at our FY2020 Performance Oversight Hearing. @dc_greens @FRESHFARMDC @dcvfa provided public testimony. The recording is available at the link in bio.

Thrilled to see @potus visiting one of our amazing urban farms in the District, @littlewildthingsfarm! Learn more about all 17 operating DC urban farms at our Urban Ag story map on our website

Did you know DC youth now have the option to pick up free weekly Market Boxes at Excel Academy, Langdon ES, and McKinley HS? Boxes are distributed every Thursday from 10 AM – 3 PM and contain 7 days’ worth of breakfast, lunch, & supper ingredients. Learn more and sign up at DCPS’ website. @dcpseats

Good news: Workers at DC grocery stores, farmers markets, and emergency food providers are now eligible to receive the vaccine! New appts will be available tonight (2/18) at 6 pm and tomorrow (2/19) at 6 pm. Learn more at coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccine.

Nourish DC will provide grants, loans, and technical assistance to local food businesses in underserved communities, with a preference for businesses owned by residents of these communities.

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