SHARED NARRATIVES WORKING GROUP
Our members are shifting the story about the problems we face and the solutions we need, by building a shared narrative around food as a human right.
We use a three prong approach to building a shared narrative around food as a human right:
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Creating and disseminating rights-based stories, reports, and content
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Holding space for collective narrative work and shared learning by our members and partners
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Resourcing narrative efforts in communities seeking to advance the right to food
Ultimately, by focusing on culture change, the National Right to Food Community of Practice helps advance the right to food in law, policy, and practice by making ambitious ideas about how nourishing food is produced and who deserves to access it feel more grounded, more legitimate, and more achievable.
Sign Up
Join the Shared Narrative Working Group by emailing Chelsea Marshall chelseamarshall@righttofoodus.org
Meeting Schedule
The Shared Narrative Working Group meets monthly.
Conveners
The Shared Narrative Working Group conveners: Chelsea Marshall and Shane Rogers
Resources
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Right to Food Narrative Framework - National Right to Food Community of Practice, 2025
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Strategic Collective Communications: A Workbook for Building Solidarity and Reshaping Communications - Food Solutions New England
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FoodComms Cafe, September 2026: “Election Communication, Narratives, and the Right to Food” - recording and slides