[BCFSN] COVID-19 - supporting each other

[Ailsa Beischer]

Hi all,

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Ailsa

*Ailsa Beischer, MA *


On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 3:40 PM Abra Brynne <abrabrynne at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Many of us who are deeply involved in supporting our respective
> community's food systems are experiencing huge demand on our time and
> resources as we all struggle to figure out how to best survive the COVID-19
> outbreak.
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> The BC Food Systems Network came together in 1999 to enable us to better
> support each other in our work by sharing information and problem solving
> together.
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> We would like to launch a conversation on this listserv to enable us to
> share our successes, our challenges and to support each other as we work to
> ensure that, through this pandemic and into the future, our community
> members are well nourished.
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> If you know others who would also benefit from information sharing please
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> in good food - together!
>
> Linda Geggie and Abra Brynne
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> founding members, BCFSN
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> Abra Brynne
> abra at foodshed.ca
> 604 Gore Street West, Nelson, BC V1L 3H3
> Ph: 250.777.2480
> she | her | hers
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> "Whoever suggested that good thinking should be in a straight line?"
> Brewster Kneen
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> "Social justice does  not come from passivity or non-caring. Justice must
> be struggled for. That is what life is, or should be all about - striving
> for justice. Not only or primarily as individuals, but as members of larger
> communities." Ursula Franklin
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