
Communications & Programs @FoodLab_SFL. Graduate of @SNHU & @UVM_SI_MBA. Always happy to talk about sustainability, VT & ice cream.
Vermont, USA
Joined November 2018
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The Living Income Toolkit: a resource for companies interested in learning more about Living Income, and taking steps towards implementing a Living Income strategy.
Thanks to our co-collaborators @giz_gmbh and @TeamLoening.
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#UVM: among the world's best. The Sustainable Innovation MBA @UVM_SI_MBA climbs to No. 4 on @corporateknight Better World MBA Rankings on.uvm.edu/Bylt50x6c0E
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A growing number of MBA students want sustainability programs bloom.bg/33dCDIB via @BW
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Conceptual clarity won’t solve the problem of poverty but is an important unlock for coordinated action within and between sectors on #livingincome #TOWIU @FoodLab_Steph @ISEALalliance @giz_gmbh
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During 2019’s #ClimateWeekNYC, companies, foundations and others have made dozens of announcements of commitments, partnerships, new research and more to address the climate crisis.
Via @GreenBiz greenbiz.com/article/climate…
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What makes a cooperative successful? @theCOSA_org shares their insight. bit.ly/2TFiXN0
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Almost 5 years later and we are still working to help organizations like @GreenMtnCoffee connect to smallholder farmers. Thanks to our many donors, including @FordFoundation who made this wonderful video.
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"Organic grain crops are a financially viable choice for American farmers". Learn more from @FoodLabEliz in the @OrganicTrade report, just released today.
U.S. needs to grow more #organic grain: Organic Grain Collaboration shows how! Our latest member report drills down into barriers and comes up with specific solutions: ota.com/resources/us-organic… @FoodLab_Eliz @FoodLab_SFL
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Check out @SAREProgram new podcast featuring our own @FoodLabEliz. Spoiler alert she talks about #soilhealth #croprotation
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Check out our Winter Newsletter on the advantages of thinking small and big, recent publications, new resources and upcoming events - mailchi.mp/sustainablefood/s…
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Larry Fink's annual letter calls for #purpose behind profit and points to society increasingly looking to companies to address pressing social and economic issues nytimes.com/2019/01/17/busin…
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Glad to have the opportunity to contribute to the Climate Papers - a great resource on climate adaptation - with our learning partners in the Feed the Future Learning Community and @CGIARclimate @CIAT_ @markincolombia @RootCapital @bunn_coffee @IITA_Uganda bit.ly/2FuvYld
The Climate-Smart Agriculture Papers sustainablefoodlab.org/the-c…
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Just a reminder that behind each day's controversies, the biggest story is constantly playing out
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Ready to change the world in 2019? We are v.proud @ThePrincetonRev ranked us #1 Green MBA & @corporateknight ranks us #5 in their 2018 Better World MBA Ranking. Take a look at our award-winning #MBA & we'll change the world together. Details here on.uvm.edu/SuEy50jDngL #UVMgsb
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In times of #climate inaction at the national level in the U.S., people anxious for positive news have been looking to businesses and the corporate sector to step up in their #sustainability goals. And, pleasantly, many have delivered. bit.ly/2AtHsBp via @FastCompany
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New @Nielsen report shows #organic products remain HOT & "a growth driver that's here to stay." Organic products "have hit the mainstream" & are being purchased more by all generations & ages..."the growth is huge"!! foodnavigator-usa.com/Articl…
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Ghanaian #cocoa farmer Francis Oko Lankwei describes his experience in the Otwi Bedidua community and, in particular, he discusses challenges he faces with climate change in this video: youtu.be/lX5nF1E-gzU #SustainableCocoa
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If you’re afraid of failure, weigh the cost of inaction
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Exploring motivations and talents of young people in coffee growing communities in Central America and initiatives that unlock their potentials. A research together with @safe_platform and @FoodLab_SFL. hrnstiftung.org/youth-mappin…





















