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Food Justice is Racial Justice – Level 1 Racial Equity Workshop


The Collective on Racial Equity (CORE) invites food system practitioners, farmers, organizers, educators, and community leaders to join a two-day virtual workshop exploring racial equity in the food system.

This Level 1 training provides an entry point for people who want to deepen their understanding of how race, power, and history shape food systems in the United States and beyond. Participants will explore how inequities show up across land, labor, access, policy, and culture while building relationships with others committed to transforming the food system. The September session is the last session of the FJRJ Workshop for 2026.

This workshop is hosted by the Collective on Racial Equity (CORE) in partnership with the Food Systems Leadership Network.

This workshop is hosted at no cost to participants – but registration is required as space is limited. 
Register HERE

Dates

September 22nd | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

September 23rd | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

This workshop includes

  • Somatic grounding and reflection practices

  • Small group dialogue and storytelling

  • Exploration of historical and contemporary examples

  • Interactive activities connecting race to food systems

  • Opportunities to consider personal and organizational action

This training is intended for people who are ready to engage honestly, listen deeply, and learn in community with others. No previous racial equity training is required.

This workshop is designed for

  • Food system practitioners

  • Farmers and/or farm workers

  • Nonprofit and community organization staff

  • Institutional partners

  • Funders and policy advocates

  • Anyone interested in understanding the connections between race and food systems

The training serves as an entry point into racial equity work within food systems.

What participants can expect

  • Guided grounding and somatic practices

  • Exploration of the history of race and racism in the United States and its relationship to food and land

  • Interactive activities that connect personal experience with systemic analysis

  • Discussion of labor, land, migration, and food access

  • Collaborative reflection with others working across the food system

  • Opportunities to envision new practices rooted in racial and food justice

The workshop centers experiential learning and encourages participants to reflect on their own roles within food systems and within movements for justice.

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