Healthy food is a basic human right. We organize and stand up for food justice and advocate for policy change for greater food equity, food sovereignty, and food security.
Get involved in our current advocacy efforts:
Food and Farm Policies
Hotly debated, the Farm Bill is making its way through the House and the Senate – and it will have major impacts on Louisville. Just one example – support for farmers markets and community food projects all get funded – or not – through the Farm Bill. And elections are coming! FIN created the Eater’s Guide to the Farm Bill to provide a platform and questions for us to ask of candidates. Getting and publishing answers from candidates is a key activity by the FIN Policy Working Group right now.
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Join us! Email finlouisville@gmail.com or visit the calendar for upcoming meetings and events.
Metro Council Candidate Questionnaire: Food in Louisville
All the Council members and candidates running for Council this year were asked by the Food in Neighborhoods Community Coalition (FIN) to answer questions about food issues in Louisville and twelve of them responded. Click below to read how current council members and candidates plan to address food justice in Louisville.
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Read the responses from candidates at the link below and VOTE on Tuesday, June 23! Email finlouisville@gmail.com if you have questions or comments.
Louisville Grocery Store Crisis
We are deeply concerned about Louisville grocery store closings, especially those serving low-wealth neighborhoods and seniors. This has become a crisis for people downtown and in many West Louisville neighborhoods. Community and government support to increase Fresh Stop Markets and to help get the Louisville Food Co-Op up and running is part of the solution, but much more needs to be done.
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Come brainstorm with us on ways to address this. To get on the policy email list, email finlouisville@gmail.com and visit the calendar for upcoming meetings and events.
