Just a reminder, if you haven't signed up for tomorrow night's advocacy for urban agriculture conversation, there's still time!
Let's dig up the best ways to work for policies that allow more people to grow more food across the city!
We want to hear your priorities. What are our best opportunities for increasing support for urban agriculture? What strategies will be the most effective? What actions will you take?
Tuesday, February 7, 7:00-8:30
What are some of the opportunities we see so far?
- Creating stronger ties to other movements: fighting climate change, challenging anti-Black racism, working for reconcili-action with Indigenous peoples
- Taking the Urban HensTO pilot city-wide
- New city councillors elected
- Neighbouring municipalities with urban agriculture strategies
- The continuing fight to protect farmland from Bill 23
- And more...
Looking forward to seeing you on February 7!
Rhonda, Joe and James
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in...@torontourbangrowers.org
www.torontourbangrowers.org
@TOurbangrowers
TUG would like to acknowledge that the land on which we work is the historical territory of the Wendat, Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and, most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River nations. We encourage anyone who lives and works in Tkaronto (Toronto) to think about our responsibilities to this land and water, and to the peoples who have cared for this place for thousands of years.
TUG resources for reconcili-action