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Field Reports

The Cultivate Idaho Community Food System and Food Security Training

Marie-Therese Senecal, Emerson Fellow
Published 2013

Boise, Idaho

The Cultivate Idaho Community Food System and Food Security Training is a comprehensive training providing a forum for information sharing, facilitated discussion and community asset mapping to communities participating in the Cultivate Idaho Initiative.   The toolkit includes a facilitator guide with handouts, interactive group activities and facilitation best practices; it is intended to provide a strong foundation to empower communities to take an inclusive and sustainable approach to community food security projects.  

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Publication tags: Field Reports - Advocacy and Education, Advocacy and Education Tools/Toolkits, Community Food Security, Food Systems and Agriculture

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Marie-Therese Senecal

Emerson Fellow

Originally from Silverton, Oregon, Marie-Therese graduated from Seattle University with a degree in international studies and a minor in Latin American studies. After graduating, she worked as a Jesuit Volunteer to preserve affordable housing and protect tenants’ rights in San Francisco at an eviction defense clinic.  In college, Marie-Therese served as a student leader to facilitate an alternative spring break immersion in migrant farm worker communities in Washington. She volunteered for a bilingual gardening and nutrition program and interned on a community farm in Ecuador where she implemented an arts/environmental education program at a local school and studied community development issues.

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