Tuesday, April 13, 2021 12pm to 1pm
About this Event
Add to calendarDespite the strong tradition of agriculture in Vermont, much of the food we eat is
sourced from outside of our state. How does our dependence on these outside
sources impact food security in Vermont? What strategies can we use to fill more
Vermonters’ plates with Vermont-grown food?
Panelists
GRETA HASLER, Strategy and Advocacy Coordinator, Salvation Farms
THERESA SNOW, Executive Director, Salvation Farms
KRISTYN DUMONT ACHILICH, Director of the Center for the Environment & Farm Program,
Saint Michael’s College
JOHN SAYLES, CEO, Vermont Foodbank
Moderators
KAITLIN THOMAS, Assistant Professor of Spanish, Norwich University
SIMON PEARISH, Assistant Professor of Biology, Norwich University
This session will include an optional video discussion held on FlipGrid to continue
the conversation. Feel free to post anytime before or after the event!
Flipgrid: https://flipgrid.com/rvt
FlipGrid guest password: ResilientVermont
Here’s more event information, panelist bios, and to learn more about Resilient Vermont,
We’re looking forward to seeing you at this event!
www.norwich.edu/cgrs/resilient-vermont
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