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Register Now: Tribal Food Producer Information Session from the Great Lakes Intertribal Food Coalition and Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center

A virtual space for Tribal food producers from across the Great Lakes Midwest to gather and learn together

Tribal Food Producer Information Session December 5, 2024, 12:30 PM EST | 11:30 AM CST Register: https://bit.ly/TribalFoodProducerSession  Join the Great Lakes Indigenous Food Coalition and Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center for a virtual meeting on December 5, 2024 to come together for learning about funding opportunities and collaborations.  Meeting hosts, Jen Falck (Oneida Nation) Menominee Tribe’s Department of Agriculture and Food Systems and Dan Cornelius (Oneida Nation) University of Wisconsin Law School’s Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center, will share their insights on programs and funding available to Tribal producers.  They will join Jamie Rahrig and Julie Jesmer of the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems and Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center who will share more about the upcoming Business Builder grant program. Grant funding, provided by the USDA, will soon be available across the Great Lakes Midwest. This includes the first phase of the Business Builder grant program for farm and/or food businesses in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. Over $10 million dollars will be distributed to technical assistance providers and eligible business owners over the next four years. Register Here Our Featured Speakers   Jen Falck (Oneida Nation) works for the Menominee Tribe’s Department of Agriculture and Food Systems. She has professional experience in environmental health, food safety, tribal administration, and tribal legislation. Her current projects include the Wisconsin Tribal Elder Food Box Program, developing a Menominee Food Code, and helping to rebuild Menominee foodways. Jen is married and has a twenty-one year old daughter in college, a few dogs, and a menagerie of farm animals. Jen and her husband manage Kahulahele Farmstead, an eight acre farmstead which focuses on food sovereignty, restorative agriculture, conscious animal husbandry, building community, and resilience through bartering. Dan Cornelius (Oneida Nation), owner of Yowela Farms, grower of heritage Indigenous crops, raises animals, makes maple syrup, and harvests wild rice. His overall approach seeks to balance modern equipment with inspiration from traditional practices with no-and-minimal tillage for crop production and animals to help cycle nutrients. Dan is also the Outreach Program Manager for the University of Wisconsin Law School’s Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, as well as serving as a judge on the Oneida Appellate Court. Join us Thursday, December 5, 12:30 PM EST | 11:30 AM CST on Zoom, to learn more about resources to support Tribal food producers. This session will be recorded and shared at glm-rfbc.msu.edu and on Youtube. Link to register: https://bit.ly/TribalFoodProducerSession For more information, email glm-rfbc@msu.edu or visit glm-rfbc.msu.edu. Register Here About the Great Lakes Intertribal Food Coalition The Great Lakes Intertribal Food Coalition works to heal communities by strengthening Indigenous food networks. Their Tribal Elder Food Box Program provides nutrition, culturally meaningful foods for Tribal members over 55 years old. In 2022, the program reached all 11 tribes in Wisconsin, delivering over 24,400 boxes.  About the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center  The Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center is dedicated to offering coordination, technical assistance, and capacity building opportunities for small- to mid-sized or historically marginalized food and farm business entrepreneurs in support of a more resilient, diverse, and competitive food system. Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems (MI) coordinates the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center that is comprised of network coordinators – Chicago Food Policy Action Council (IL), Northwest Indiana Food Council (IN), Food Finance Institute of the University of Wisconsin System (WI), and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Food Systems – who seek to take a transformational, rather than transactional, approach. Learn more at glm-rfbc.msu.edu   Support for the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center comes from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service Regional Food Business Centers Program. The 12 USDA Regional Food Business Centers support all 50 U.S. States and Territories, and are inclusive of all types of agricultural products produced locally or regionally. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. USDA Non-Discrimination Statement  MSU Center for Regional Food Systems | 480 Wilson Road | East Lansing, MI 48824 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice

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I'm pleased to meet you.

My name is Gordon Cole KC. I am a solicitor and investment adviser to your late relative, who left behind a substantial sum of money in a capital and investment security account, along with property documents. Given your familial connection through lineage, surname, and country of origin, I would like to discuss this claim with you.

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I look forward to your prompt response. Please send your full information to my private email: gordoncole@gordoncole.co.uk

Regards,

Gordon Cole KC

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Compliments!

I'm pleased to meet you.

My name is Gordon Cole KC. I am a solicitor and investment adviser to your late relative, who left behind a substantial sum of money in a capital and investment security account, along with property documents. Given your familial connection through lineage, surname, and country of origin, I would like to discuss this claim with you.

For further details, please kindly provide me with the following information:

Full name
Recent address
Active mobile number
Age
Marital status
Occupation
I look forward to your prompt response. Please send your full information to my private email: gordoncole@gordoncole.co.uk

Regards,

Gordon Cole KC

Apply now! Two open positions with the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center

Deadline to apply is Nov. 25, 2024

One week left to apply!

The Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems (CRFS) is the lead organization for the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center which, with network coordinators, aims to provide assistance and capacity building to entrepreneurs across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, and on tribal lands. (More information about the Center can be found below).  As one of 12 Regional Food Business Centers funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), this Regional Food Business Center will develop a grant program and a regional network of dedicated technical assistance providers committed to fostering the sustainable success of farm and food enterprises, with a focus on underinvested farmers and food business entrepreneurs.  To support the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center, CRFS is now hiring two new positions. These positions will add needed person-power and skills to build its capacity to connect available resources to farmers, Indigenous producers, and food business owners. All positions are remote-friendly, unless otherwise noted.  Application Deadline: 11:55 pm EST, November 25, 2024. Grants Support Specialist The Grants Support Specialist will provide grant writing support, training, and other capacity building opportunities for farmers, producers, and food business entrepreneurs across the region (IL, IN, MI, and WI).  More details Apply here Partnership Specialist The Partnership Specialist will cultivate partnerships for the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center and the Michigan-based Network for Inclusive Food Business Engagement project (NIFBE). The Partnership Specialist will provide leadership, coordination, and implementation of activities to drive more equitable and inclusive engagement of and assistance to farmers, Indigenous producers, and food business entrepreneurs.  More details Apply here If you have questions about the positions or search process, please reach out to the contact listed on each job posting under Special Instructions.  Application materials must be submitted through the careers.msu.edu website. About the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center   Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems (CRFS) coordinates the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center. This Regional Food Business Center is comprised of network coordinators – the Chicago Food Policy Action Council (IL), Northwest Indiana Food Council (IN), Food Finance Institute of the University of Wisconsin System (WI), and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Food Systems – who seek to take a “transformational, not transactional” approach. As one of 12 Regional Food Business Centers in the United States, this Center is dedicated to offering coordination, technical assistance, and capacity building opportunities to small- to mid-sized historically marginalized food and farm business entrepreneurs in support of a more resilient, diverse, and competitive food system.  Learn more at glm-rfbc.msu.edu   ###  Support for the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center comes from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service Regional Food Business Centers Program. The 12 USDA Regional Food Business Centers support all 50 U.S. States and Territories, and are inclusive of all types of agricultural products produced locally or regionally.    USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. Read the USDA Non-Discrimination Statement here. ###  The Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems (CRFS) unites the knowledge of diverse food systems stakeholders with that of MSU faculty and staff to advance regionally-rooted food systems through applied research, education, and outreach. Our work fosters a thriving economy, equity, and sustainability for Michigan, the nation, and the planet by increasing understanding of and engagement with systems that produce food that is healthy, green, fair, and affordable. Learn more at http://foodsystems.msu.edu/  EXPLORE foodsystems.msu.edu EMAIL CRFS@msu.edu CALL 517-353-3535 FOLLOW @MSUCRFS   FOODSYSTEMS.MSU.EDU

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Compliments

Compliments!

I'm pleased to meet you.

My name is Gordon Cole KC. I am a solicitor and investment adviser to your late relative, who left behind a substantial sum of money in a capital and investment security account, along with property documents. Given your familial connection through lineage, surname, and country of origin, I would like to discuss this claim with you.

For further details, please kindly provide me with the following information:

Full name
Recent address
Active mobile number
Age
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Occupation
I look forward to your prompt response. Please send your full information to my private email: gordoncole@gordoncole.co.uk

Regards,

Gordon Cole KC

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Survey Invitation: Farm to School Coordination

Greetings Michigan Farm to School Partners,

Sharing a survey to gather national data on how schools and districts are carrying out farm to school activities-- see below. This information, paired with the recently released 2023 USDA Farm to School Census Data, will provide valuable insights that can continue to drive policy and action changes.  If you choose to take the survey-- thank you! 

May Tsupros  (they/them)

Director, Farm to Institution Programs 

Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems 

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Natural Resources Building, Room 312A

480 Wilson Rd., East Lansing MI

Michigan State University occupies the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary Lands of the Anishinaabeg–Three Fires Confederacy of Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi peoples. The University resides on Land ceded in the 1819 Treaty of Saginaw.

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From: Trisha Bautista Larson <trisha@farmtoschool.org>
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2024 9:00 AM
To: partners@farmtoschool.org <partners@farmtoschool.org>
Subject: [NFSN Partners] Survey Invitation: Farm to School Coordination

 

Greetings NFSN Partners,

The National Farm to School Network partnered with Colorado State University to conduct a survey to learn more about the landscape of farm to school coordination across the country. We are interested in hearing from individuals primarily responsible for carrying out farm to school activities for a school or district.

The information we gather in this survey will inform the development of resources and advocacy tools that can be used by farm to school coordinators and advocates throughout the country.

Click here to take the survey

Your participation in this research is voluntary and should take approximately 5 - 8 minutes to complete. There are no known risks or direct benefits to participants. Data collected in this survey will be confidential. This survey will close on Monday, December 9 at 9:00 AM Mountain Time.

Thank you for your time and consideration – your voice matters! 

If you have any questions about the survey, please contact Rachel Lahoff (Rachel.Lahoff@colostate.edu).

Warm regards,

Trisha

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	(323) 694-0668 | Based in Illinois*
	trisha@farmtoschool.org
	www.farmtoschool.org

* I acknowledge that I live, learn, and work encompassing the ancestral, traditional lands of the Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo), Peoria, Kaskaskia, Bodwéwadmi (Potawatomi), lands in which were forcibly stolen from these Native Nations. Learn whose land you live on: native-land.ca

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