🚨 Produce Plus enrollment starts May 1st!
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@DCHealth Produce Plus is now run by FRESHFARM. Please follow @FRESHFARMDC for updates!
FRESHFARM has been chosen to lead a D.C. program that gives low-income residents a weekly stipend to buy fresh food at farmers markets across the city. https://t.co/4QlDj1LYYE
If you are not a scientist, and you disagree with scientists about science, it’s actually not a disagreement. You're just wrong. Science is not truth. Science is finding the truth. When science changes its opinion, it didn't lie to you. It learned more.
Please join us tomorrow for the virtual launch event to discuss how a Central Processing Facility in DC can help support economic growth, local food procurement for DC schools, and more.
Join us for the @DCFoodPolicy Council's Virtual Launch event to discuss its recent publication of the Full Assessment of a Central Food Processing Facility for Washington, DC. #DCFoodPolicy
Register Now: https://t.co/8X0Myp6SKI
When it comes to the #climatecrisis, we know that some communities are being hit much harder than others. Here’s one story from Alaska that really proves the point. https://t.co/RueI28hxhb
Interesting report here assessing the viability of D.C. building a Central Processing Facility, which would essentially be a commercial kitchen of sorts to produce healthy foods for schools and other institutions, help small businesses get started, etc.: https://t.co/7asWzOUBPL
“Food is expensive. The WIC program, with the type of food I can get for her, it helps. She’s a healthy little girl.” - Patricia Collins on raising her 3-year-old granddaughter on a tight budget. https://t.co/1og4I5k6w5
We join @sharefoodphilly in mourning the passing of Steveanna Wynn, who led Share’s fight against hunger for 30+ years. Our early days were spent distributing out of Share's warehouses. We are indebted to them always, + forever inspired by Steveanna's spirit of community!
Putting Kamala Harris as VP into perspective.See the red box? Until then, she would have been enslaved.See the blue box? Until then, she couldn’t vote. Yellow box? Until then, she had to attend a segregated school.
The green one? Until then she couldn’t have her own bank account
What we learned in 2020? That oil is worthless in a society without consumption. That healthcare has to be public because heath is public. That 50% of jobs can be done from home while the other 50% deserve more than they’re being paid. That we live in a society, not an economy.
Monday morning and Operation Turkey drop is still going thanks to @dcck and @Albertsons. Stored these at @ArcadiaFood’s farm all weekend and they’re headed to an apartment complex we’ve identified as having families in need. Half a ton of 🦃 in 22 seconds.