What We Do
Food for Us helps people, institutions, and communities navigate complexity in food and health, and cultivate pathways toward regeneration.
Our offerings include:
Educational Programs: Courses, workshops, and talks on regenerative agriculture, food sovereignty, post-partisan dialogue, and the cultural meaning of health.
Consulting & Advising: Strategic guidance for foundations, universities, NGOs, and coalitions seeking to integrate food and health work in cross-partisan, systemic ways.
Dialogue & Facilitation: Bringing diverse groups together—farmers, policymakers, public health professionals, advocates—to uncover shared values and chart collaborative pathways.
Narrative & Communications: Crafting clear, compelling narratives that make food system change legible and resonant across divides.
Writing & Public Engagement: Essays, media contributions, and public talks situating food as both a mirror of our wider crises and a gateway to justice, resilience, and health.
Why We’re Here
In a time of growing division, ecological collapse, and disconnection, we believe food can:
Rebuild trust across political and cultural divides
Nourish children and elders with dignity
Heal our relationship with land and labor
Uplift local growers and traditions
Offer real solutions—not top-down control or purity politics, but place-based healing
We are here to grow something different: a food system rooted in love, not leverage. In community, not control.