Organizing for
sion and training on how to organize to create policy
Policy Change
A workshop on combining community
organizing and policy advocacy to re-
build just, local food systems
San Bernardino Diocese
1201 E. Highland Ave, San Bernardino
Thursday, August 6th 10am-4pm
To register, email: info@cafoodjustice.org
Lunch will be provided
Organized by:
California Food and Justice Coalition
Cohosted by: San Bernardino Dept. of Public Health;
Ministry of Community Services of the Diocese of San
Bernardino; Libreria del Pueblo; United Church of Christ
Join us for a day of information, strategizing, discus-
change. Our communities know what they need to
create a healthy food system. Local-level policy
should reflect our communities’ needs and priorities.
Organizing is the most effective way to build power
in our communities and ensure that our voices are-
heard.
Topics to be covered include: Ways of creating
change; Organizing to address food system issues;
The tools and tactics of an organizer; How policy can
be used to support community food needs; San Ber-
nardino’s food policy landscape;
$20 non-members, $10 CFJC members
(needs-based scholarships available)
To register: email
info@cafoodjustice.org or
call Shereen at 510-704-0245
The California Food and Justice coalition is a state-
wide membership coalition committed to the basic
human right to healthy food while advancing social,
agricultural, environmental and economic justice.
Through advocacy, organizing and education, we col-
laborate with community-based efforts to create a sus-
tainable food supply for the residents of California.
This training is generously supported by Community Benefit
Grants Program, Kaiser Permanente - Southern California Region