beat life meeting 02.02.13
TRANSCRIPT
Stakeholder mapping exercise Community Food System Assessment
Training Work group break out session Report Backs
Stakeholders Involved
Who we need to Recruit:◦ Public school officials, city council and mayor,
hospitals, tourism, MACED, KFTC, restaurant owners, WIC/SNAP recipients, faith communities, food banks, local retailers, chamber of commerce, diverse ethnic groups, county extension, Berea community school
A collaborative and participatory process that systematically examines a broad range of community food issues and assets, so as to inform change actions to make the community more food secure"
Chair: Hilary Geographic boundary: Madison Co. –raw
data and Berea-primary data Resources: HEAL, Health Dept. and EKU
Focus: Household food security and Community food resources
Chair: Anna Baumann Geographic Boundary: Madison Co. and
possible radius around the county
Discussion: What do we want to ask farmers? Who is a farmer? Land-use and topography impacts
Chair: Ariel and Kelly
Discussion: What are messages? Who are we hoping to reach out to? How to reach out: schools, newspapers, arts
as a form of communication, churches
Chair: Jennifer Touziac
Discussion: What are the goals? Create a list of
community resources including government and non-profits
History and Reflection
Goal of Assessment:
“ Identify gaps and needs in the community and the resources, services, and systems to fill gaps. Must include status of community
residents, availability of community resources, and capacity of community
resources.”
1.) Members understand the purpose of the work group and feel confident to recruit others to join
2.) Members develop data collection priorities3.) Members agree on the next meeting time
and place
Dec.8th
Community Training #1
Jan.12th
Community Training #2
??Steering Committee
Meeting: Data Release
?? Data Collection
Completed
?? First Report Draft
Complete