This is a special
invitation to an upcoming important Creating Sustainable Food Systems Oahu Conference
on July 31. This conference is bringing together national and
local experts in creating community food systems who will serve
to lay the essential groundwork leading
toward implementing broad-minded island wide food
projects, i.e., community gardens, greenroofs,
innovative micro enterprises such as greencarts, farm to institution,
and other key initiatives to be discussed. We hope this hui, will serve as a
catalyst to help bring Oahu to the
forefront in achieving island food security, as it most
certainly should and could be.
The conference will be interactive with all the attendees
and provide for breakout sessions where everyone can
participate by contributing their creative and most useful input on the
subject of hunger and food security. The outcome of the conference is two-fold; to set up a
Working Task Force whose responsibility will be to implement
the most productive food project initiatives that emerge from
the interactive discussions, and secondly, to form a Food Policy
Council, whose role will be to help establish policies that support
these initiatives. http://leafhawaii.org/?page_id=46
If you are passionate, and compassionate about this
topic and feel you can provide positive and
collaborative action on this issue we hope to see
you at this results-oriented event.
It is a day long commitment of time, so
we applaud you if you are able to come, and we promise an eventful
inspiring experience for your effort. Seating is
limited so we encourage you to sign up now at http://leafhawaii.org/?page_id=47
Any questions or comments please feel free to contact
us at your earliest convenience. Flyer and Registration attached
herein.
Please feel free to pass this on to anyone in your network,
and please consider attending if you have time and want to offer your
valuable insights.
David A. Santistevan
Executive Director
(808) 389-1819
cell
LEAF Hawaii www.leafhawaii.org
Laulima Eco-friendly
Alliance of Farms
"Solving hunger and poverty, one farm at a
time"
"Creating food systems in Hawaii, one ahupua'a at a
time."