Santa Barbara County Food Action Network — Join us for Member Happy Hour on Thursday and Food System Financing on Friday

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Spring Membership Gathering

Food system trivia happy hour

Join us on Thursday, May 20 at 4:30 p.m. for our first SBCFAN Membership Gathering – bring your favorite beverage, connect with other food system actors, learn more about the Network, and sharpen your food system knowledge.

Register for the happy hour.
This is a members only event; if you’re not yet a member, become one today or we’ll send you a link to join before the event. Membership is free through 2021!

Sustainable Change Alliance Presents

A vision for revenue based financing for our food system

Have you ever considered using your success to create greater success? Leveraging processes and capital that are aligned with your project, scope, scale context, and capacity can take your food system project to the next level.

In this webinar we’ll discuss how specific loans provide an accessible, low risk alternative to traditional financing models and can help small farmers, fisherfolk, ranchers, and food producers build their businesses – and food resilience – in our County.

On Friday, May 21 at 1:00 p.m., SBCFAN Executive Director Shakira Miracle, Board Chair Kiah Jordan, and member farmer Nathanael Siemens will join RISE Beyond’s Ron Boehm and Economic Development Collaborative’s Marvin Boateng to discuss the future of food system financing. Learn more and register.

Organizational Change for Racial Justice

Apply for this free training by May 20

Are you looking to take your organization’s racial equity work to the next level? The Wallace Center is seeking applications to a four-part Organizational Change for Racial Justice Work training in June and July. This training, offered in partnership with Curtis Ogden and Aba Taylor from the Interaction Institute for Social Change (IISC), is designed for teams of 2-3 members of food-focused organizations to develop action plans for advancing racial justice in all facets of day-to-day organizational life – including culture, operations, strategy, and programming. Learn more and apply.

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