Bring our Community Together for a Better Food System

Health Action believes that a healthy community depends on everyone having access to affordable, healthy food. Health Action has launched a Food System Alliance to bring together diverse stakeholders to assess the local food system needs and identify opportunities for collective action.

What is a Food System Alliance?

A Food System Alliance (FSA) is a county-based coalition of people working to create a sustainable local food system. The local food system includes food producers, distributors and consumers. A sustainable local food system is one where local growers are economically viable, the physical environment is unpolluted, and consumers have access to healthy food.

An FSA is:

• A collective planning, problem-solving, and policy development group
• Focused on the health and well-being of producers, consumers and the environment
• Comprised of a broad range of stakeholders interested in a better food system in Sonoma County

The Sonoma County Food System Alliance is facilitated by Ag Innovations Network, a local nonprofit organization that works to create a better future for farmers, consumers, and communities.

If you would like to learn more about the Sonoma County Food System Alliance please visit its website at http://foodsystemalliance.org/sonoma/ or contact:

Miriam Volat
Ag Innovations Network
miriam@aginnovations.org
(707) 823-6111