Reimagining Food in Prisons [Webinar Recording]
At a glance
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Recaps a national briefing convened by Community Food Funders on prison food systems and justice
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Features perspectives from Sweet Freedom Farm, the Correctional Association of New York, Impact Justice, and Farm to Institution New England
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Examines how food access in prisons affects health, dignity, and racial and economic equity
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Highlights innovative strategies for improving prison food through community partnerships and regional food systems
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Identifies opportunities for funders and advocates to support meaningful change
Why this matters
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Food in carceral settings is deeply tied to human rights, health outcomes, and systemic inequities
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Improving prison food systems can support dignity, community connection, and long-term food system resilience
Who this is for
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Community organizers and advocates working on food justice and carceral reform
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Funders interested in systemic, values-driven food system change
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Institutional leaders and network builders exploring alternatives within carceral settings