in support of incorporating Food is Medicine strategies into the US healthcare system to advance equitable access to healthy food for at-risk, low-income households
in support of providing underserved Albuquerque metro-regional communities access to healthy and regenerative food, and expanding markets for climate-smart producers
in support of seminars, panel discussions, and other programming at the Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP28) about the benefits of transitioning to a climate-conscious food system
in support of the participation of historically underrepresented individuals and organizations at COP28 to ensure their contribution to global climate discussions
toward the costs of developing a model for New York City to implement its Good Food Purchasing Program that can be replicated and adapted for use by other municipalities