Check out Treasure Valley Food Coalition for inspiration on creating a regional food network: buff.ly/2REyIiR They have some creative initiatives people can get involved with short-term, and they look like fun!

#SitkaFoodCoop "started with 13 families in 2010 and at the end of 2017, the Co-op had 220 active household and business members, who purchased over $340,000 in wholesome and natural products from and through the Co-op." They'll screen Food For Change 10/24 #LetsGoGetOurStore

Monday night in Fargo! Prairie Roots Co-op

Tuesday night in Damariscotta, Maine!

Rising Tide Co-operative is screening Food For Change this Tuesday - enjoy the show!

"1974-1981: The Common Market originated in Randy and Francy Williams’ house..In cold weather the woodstove was used to warm up stovebulk containers of peanut butter, honey, oil & maple syrup so members could scoop or pour out their desired amounts..." Their history is part of ours!

That's Common Market Co-op The Common Market in Frederick, Maryland! Screening Food For Change this Friday at 6. commonmarket.coop/events/food-fo…

Enjoy Food For Change, "the co-op movie" Food For Change with nourishing our neighborhood worker-owners! 5 PM Sunday, 10/28 in Oakland, California

buff.ly/2NT10mE 10/27 for National Coop Month & "SoLA Food Co-op’s October New Owner Drive, SoLA will host a screening of Food For Change...[the film] tracks the ups & downs of cooperatives through rare archival footage, animation, graphics & interviews w/ co-op leaders."

buff.ly/2CzcjOX The SV Food Co-op is screening Food For Change 10 AM Sunday, 10/28 in Sierra Vista, Arizona. National Co-op Month is a great time to learn & share the story of community-owned food markets. They've been supporting healthful, local food systems for many decades!

Sunday 10/28, Open Harvest Co-op is screening Food For Change in Lincoln, Nebraska! 6 PM at The Bay

Nov. 13th: Rainbow Grocery Cooperative is screening Food For Change:The Story of Cooperation In America, at the legendary Roxie Theater rainbow.coop/food-for-chang…

Nice article in Goshen College newspaper about Food For Change and the story of cooperation in America. Maple City Market screened the film earlier this week in Goshen, Indiana record.goshen.edu/2018/10/35964-… photo credit to Olivia Copsey

Food For Change movie tells the story of cooperation in America, this time in Santa Rosa, California. Hosted by @cmnaturalfoods Community Market of Santa Rosa and Sebastopol, the event starts at 6:30 PM, Sunday, 11/4 at 99 Sixth Street in Santa Rosa. Enjoy the show!

Please join us Sunday 11/11 for a brunch and a movie, as we screen Food For Change. All proceeds will help us get the doors open on our under-construction downtown Bremerton store! TICKETS: eventbrite.com/e/brunch-and-m…

This is such a good, fascinating piece by Kathryn Jezer-Morton about growing up on Total Loss Farm, and the economics of communal living wealthsimple.com/en-us/magazine…

These photos via the Library of Congress include some lovely farm scenes as well as images of work getting done, despite the temperature. modernfarmer.com/2015/01/vintag…

1974: "a small group of Lawrencians act on their shared passion for community access to whole foods & form a volunteer-run, organized buying club..out of Harry & Judy Kroeger’s house" Still going strong in Kansas, The Merc Co+op screens Food For Change 7/17, Lawrence Public Library

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