• Episode 2: Community Ownership of the Food System

  • Jan 19 2021
  • Length: 37 mins
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Episode 2: Community Ownership of the Food System

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  • In this episode we interview Neil Thapar, Co-Director of Minnow, a project focused on advancing land justice and belonging in California, and Andrea Talley, a Co-Owner of Mandela Grocery Cooperative. We discuss why food cooperatives and grocery stores co-owned by people of color are important to building community wealth and essential to creating equitable access to healthy, affordable and culturally relevant foods.

    This podcast is hosted by Leticia Corona and Ome Quetzal Lopez.

    To learn more about California Freshworks, visit cafreshworks.com.
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