In NC’s food deserts, let it rain oranges and asparagus

Over 92 percent of N.C. residents do not eat the recommended servings of fruits and vegetables per day. Whether that’s due to access or awareness of healthy foods, many organizations are working together to solve this problem. From the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina to the Center for Environmental Farming Systems, organizations are focused on building healthier lifestyles across the state.

2018-02-14T10:21:53-05:00May 8th, 2017|Media Coverage, News|

Field Research Assistant

This position offers work with the Center for Environmental Farming Systems with a graduate student research project studying losses in vegetable crop in North Carolina.

2018-02-14T10:22:42-05:00April 28th, 2017|News|

CEFS Program Assistant

This position will support the general work of CEFS as well as specific initiatives. This position will be part of the Events Logistics Team and will participate in the logistics of all CEFS events, and will be part of the Administrative Working Group and will support the CEFS Business Manager in supporting all the business functions of CEFS and the 50+ CEFS employees.

2018-02-14T10:24:14-05:00April 5th, 2017|News|

Project Coordinator, Community Food Strategies Food Sovereignty and Equity Program

The primary purpose of the Project Coordinator is to oversee and manage the strategic expansion and deepen the reach of local food policy councils in NC, and beyond, to bolster food sovereignty in local communities, especially as it relates to working with the wisdom in the most vulnerable communities across North Carolina. This position’s aim is to support the voices of community members to engage with policy and systems change for a more healthy and community-based food system.

2018-02-14T10:23:36-05:00March 28th, 2017|News|
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