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Name of the Organization
New Haven Food Policy Council
Contact Person
Ellen Pendergast
Job Title
Staff
Contact phone
2034307160
E-mail
staff@nhfoodpolicycouncil.org
Website
http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Government/FoodCouncil.asp
Interest
Youth, Food Assistance, Health, Advocacy, Economic Development
Description Interest
Cooking and food education, health and wellness

New Haven Food Policy Council's Blog

Job posting: City of New Haven Food System Policy Director

Posted on October 21, 2015 at 4:30am 0 Comments

The job opening for the newly-created New Haven Food System Policy Director has been posted.  



A detailed job description is available here

Submissions should be emailed to NHJobs@newhavenct.gov with the position title included in the subject line, and should include…

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We're hiring!

Posted on January 28, 2014 at 5:26am 0 Comments

Position Available:

AmeriCorps VISTA - Food Justice Youth Corps - New Haven, CT

Partnership of CitySeed, New Haven Food Policy Council, Common Ground School

Age 18 or older

Objective: Help us develop youth leadership on food justice issues - support a mobile farmers market and a Youth Food Advocacy Internship with the NH Food Policy Council.Details on VISTA service/pay/benefits and more are on the CitySeed…

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New Haven Food Advocate Training/Internship Program

Posted on September 26, 2013 at 5:30am 0 Comments

The NHFPC Food Advocate training is taking place on October 26th, and will be followed by an 11 hour internship.  The training is being organized by the New Haven Food Policy Council, the Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE), and End Hunger CT!



The Food Advocate training is designed to train New Haven residents who have received food assistance to become their own advocates. Through basic skills and advocacy coaching, this training and…
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