Food Policy Networks Announces 2016 Photo Contest Winners

The Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF) Food Policy Networks (FPN) project is pleased to announce the winners of our second annual food policy photo contest.

Advocacy

Participation in the political and cultural life of a community, state or region to bring about change in food, agriculture and health policies

1^st Place: Lillie Rosen/Dominique Hazzard, DC Greens - Produce Plus Advocacy 2016

2^nd Place: Matt Kelly, Freelance Photographer - Rally for the Right to Know

3^rd Place: Julia Harper, Good Food Council of Lewiston-Auburn - LA Community Food Charter Launch 3.23.16

Collaboration

Fostering shared efforts toward food policy change through common interests, connections, partnerships, and cooperation. 

1^st Place: Brooke Kohler, Lehigh Valley Food Policy Council - Helping Hands at the Rodale Institute

2^nd Place: Dora Walmsley/Amanda Dezulovich, Pittsburgh Food Policy Council - Another Day on the (Urban) Farm

3^rd Place: Lisa Uganski/Margaret McKinney, Ottawa County Food Policy Council - Fresh, Healthy, Local Food Donations

Equity

Creating equal opportunity and fair access for all to define the problem and shape the policy solution for a more inclusive and stronger food system

1^st Place: Marcus Hill, Forsyth Community Food Consortium - Equity

2^nd Place: Suraya Arslan, Community Agroecology Network - Empowering Young People and Their Families

3^rd Place: Kathleen Baumgardner/April Whicker, Northern Colorado Food Cluster - Food Equity: Real Food for Real People

Honorable Mention: Denise Urycki, The gitm Foundation/Kim Keenan, Regional Fresh Food Council - Fresh Foods for Families in Need