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New Orleans Food Policy Action Council

New Orleans, La

Sign up for NOLA FPAC General Meetings here.

TODAY! During this session, FPAC staff will provide an overview of lobbying vs education and share strategies that individuals and non-profits can use to support policies that are mission-aligned. Participants will have an opportunity to draft their
Today marks the start of Louisiana State Legislative Session time — and we’re tracking the food and ag bills that impact YOU. From food access and production to seafood and small business support, these bills touch every corner of our foo
Join us for a virtual session on WEDNESDAY at 11AM to learn more about lobbying vs education. Register via the link in bio!
This Thursday (4/10) at 12 PM, New Orleans City Council will introduce Resolution No. R-25-226 which “unequivocally demonstrates New Orleans City Council’s grave concern with respect to federal funding and staffing cuts to ongoing program
Last week XULA FATE (Food, Advocacy, Training, and Education) tabled at the Xavier University Farmers Market and talked with students about food access and insecurity among college students. Tomorrow New Orleans Food Policy Action Council will be ta
At the New Orleans Food Policy Action Council, we’re bridging the gap between our littlest learners and local farmers! Through our Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) initiative, we’re ensuring fresh, locally grown food reaches early c
EDIT: While farmers markets in other states can and do accept WIC, farmers markets in Louisiana currently CANNOT. It’s April Fool’s Day but no punchlines here. Just a broken food system that needs fixing. 💡 Want to support real Louisia
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