Membership
Our goal is to build a vibrant and dedicated learning community, while strengthening our collective capacity to advance and resource a national movement for the right to food.
Who Can Become a Member?
If you believe that food is a human right and want to join our efforts to codify the right to food in law, policy and practice, this Community of Practice is for you!
Members Include​
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Community organizers
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Farmers and fishers
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Food chain workers
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Researchers
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Advocates
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Policy makers
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Students
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Grassroots organizations
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Nonprofits
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Coalitions and networks
Membership Benefits
As a member, you will be invited to participate in:
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Our monthly shared learning meetings where we hear from folks who are designing and advocating for programs, policies, and practices to progressively realize the right to food in their own local contexts.
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One or more of our working groups, developing and sharing strategies and tools for progressively realizing the right to food in cities, towns, and states across the country.
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Advocating alongside global social movements and other human rights organizations to hold the United States accountable for the right to food.
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You will receive:
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Discounted registration to our national summits.
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Early access to become part of our Right to Food Learning and Action Fellows program.
Membership Dues
Annual membership dues are based on a sliding scale and are non-tiered (there are no additional benefits to offering more money).
Contact us for membership information.
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