[act-ma] 3/05-11 7th Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference

Charlie Welch cwelch at tecschange.org
Sat Feb 27 14:00:44 PST 2021


    MAR 5 to 11th


    7th Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference

Online Event

Tickets · $100 
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Purchase your tickets for the 7th Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference 
today!
The Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference (UFC) hosted by the Urban 
Farming Institute and in partnership with the Massachusetts Department 
of Agricultural Resources (MDAR), is designed to advance opportunities 
and address barriers involved in cultivating a resilient and thriving 
Urban Farming sector.
We will convene local and regional experts, advocates, and innovators to 
support and promote urban farming enterprises across Massachusetts. Our 
local urban farming community, along with cross-sector partners, will 
address challenges, highlight successes, and share resources at one of 
the best educational and networking events for this thriving sector.
Yes, it will be virtual, and we will have fantastic keynote speakers and 
knowledgeable practitioners with many networking opportunities.

Registration is open now!
Our conference Keynote Speakers :
Jillian Hishaw (Esq. L.L.M., F.A.R.M.S.), Founder is an innovative 
strategist, and Attorney in the areas of agriculture, food systems and 
asset protection, she was recently recognized by the Clif Bar Co. as a 
"Food Industry Changemaker."
EmmManuel Pratt (Co-Founder and Executive Director, Sweet Water 
Foundation) is an urban designer creating a model of resident-driven 
community development in neighborhoods that have suffered the effects of 
long-term disinvestment.
Karen Washington (Co-Owner, Rise & Root Farm; Co-Founder, Black Urban 
Growers) has lived in New York City all her life, and has spent decades 
promoting urban farming as a way for all New Yorkers to access fresh, 
locally grown food.

This conference promises to be spectacular and we want to thank our 
partner, the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR), 
our sponsors, presenters, volunteers, and longtime Urban Farming supporters!
Click here to purchase tickets, please note, ticket prices are 
increasing on February 7th!
**Availability of Conference Content. All conference presentations will 
be recorded (unless noted otherwise) and will be available for 
participants to view up to six-months after the conference.
For more information or for Youth, College, or Group tickets, please 
contact Rose Arruda, rose.arruda at mass.gov.
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Pat Spence, 
Pspence.ufi at gmail.com

Refunds available until February 26th, 2021, with NO exceptions.

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