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Policy

The Food Policy Council has published its top priorities for food policy changes in the District since 2019. Please see our current and previous annual priorities below:

  • 2021 DC Food Policy Priorities
  • 2020 DC Food Policy Priorities
  • 2019 DC Food Policy Priorities

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Join us tomorrow Sept 7th from 10am - 11:30am for a webinar on Food Access programs in DC specifically for Immigrants. This is a safe space and we WILL NOT ask for any information from participants. @dchungersolutions #foodpolicy #foodaccess
Looking for commercial kitchen space? Have available commercial kitchen space to share with another business? Join us, @smallbizdc & @ledcmetro at @dcpubliclibrary on Wed 9/15 from 4-6pm for a matchmaking event to connect with others to share kitchen space.
REPOST from @dchungersolutions: Want to learn more about how federal nutrition programs work in DC? Join us today at 11! #dcfoodpolicy #foodacces #foodsecurity
Thank you to @doldc for hosting some FPC members at the Farm at Kelly Miller Middle School in Ward 7 last week. We had a blast meeting some of their staff and volunteers and learning about their important work to support Black farmers across the region while addressing food insecurity and building community in the District.
Join us tomorrow at 2pm for the Virtual Launch and discussion of the Food Policy Council's report on a Central Food Processing Facility for DC. We're excited to speak with the co-authors of the report, Kim Bryden and Wendy Stuart, and other food systems experts from the District! Link to register in Bio
Join us as we celebrate National Farmers Market Week! Click on the link on the bio to find your nearest farmers market, learn about DC urban farms, and how you can use your nutritional benefits at farmers markets.

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