FOOD SYSTEMS LEADERSHIP NETWORK

The Food Systems Leadership Network is a growing community of leaders and organizations working to realize a just, equitable, and sustainable food system that generates good food, health, and opportunity for all. Network members represent rural, urban, and tribal communities in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia and work across the food value chain. A majority of FSLN members are on the ground food systems practitioners working at non-profit organizations and food and farm businesses, with consultants, government and extension agents, and funders also contributing to this community... The Food Systems Leadership Network was established in 2018 by the Wallace Center to support organizations and individuals working on food systems change and provide them with opportunities for peer-to-peer learning, professional development, and relationship building. The Wallace Center plays an active role hosting the FSLN as a supporter, facilitator, weaver, and capacity builder...

Also known as: FSLN