Food Policy Encounters of a Third Kind: How the Toronto Food Policy Council Socializes for Sustain-ability
Abstract:
Reviewing the development of key Food Policy Councils, including the Toronto Food Policy Council, the social importance of these sustainability and change-making bodies is clarified, this article examines the importance of these initiatives in Toronto and elsewhere. Food Policy Councils are a crucial tool for citizens striving to shape food systems. They empower people to connect the dots and build up social and problem-solving skills that make sustainable food security happen.
Citation:
Roberts, Wayne. “Food Policy Encounters of a Third Kind: How the Toronto Food Policy Council Socializes for Sustain-Ability.” In Imagining Sustainable Food Systems, edited by Alison Blay-Palmer, 173-200. Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2010.
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