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Dear Community,
What does it take to build food systems that support health, equity, and opportunity for all? Connection, collaboration, and strong leadership are essential to making that vision a reality.
Through our Speaker Spotlight Series, we are honored to feature Chelsea Jackson of the Food Systems Leadership Network (FSLN), an organization dedicated to resourcing, connecting, and amplifying food systems leaders. Join us at the upcoming Food as Medicine for All - Livestream Conference to learn how this network builds relationships, shares knowledge, and creates opportunities to help shape a more nourishing and sustainable future.
More Than Just a Network: Resourcing, Connecting, and Amplifying
The Food Systems Leadership Network (FSLN) is more than a network of food systems leaders. It’s a space where relationships grow, knowledge is shared, and collective action takes root. This presentation will explore how the FSLN supports and strengthens the movement for food systems transformation by resourcing leaders with mentorship, leadership development and skill-building opportunities; amplifying the work, wisdom, and innovations of network members; and facilitating connections that help knowledge, ideas, and resources travel across the network. Together, we accelerate the realization of just, equitable, and sustainable food systems that generate good food, health, and opportunity for all.
Speaker Spotlight: Chelsea Jackson, MS
Chelsea Jackson is the Food Systems Leadership Network's Outreach and Engagement Lead, where she focuses on strengthening relationships, fostering member engagement, and connecting food systems leaders with the resources and opportunities they need to thrive. With a background in agricultural science, food safety, and nutrition incentive programming, Chelsea brings a passion for communication, connection, and collaboration to her work. She helps cultivate spaces for leaders to share knowledge, build meaningful relationships, and amplify their collective impact toward more just, equitable, and sustainable food systems.
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