Nourishing Communities: From Fractured Food Systems to Transformative Pathways

Preface Introduction
Section I: Need for Transformations Chapter 1 Connecting Food Access and Housing Security: Lessons from Peterborough, Ontario Patricia Ballamingie, Peter Andrée, Mary Anne Martin and Julie Pilson
Chapter 2 Strengthening the Backbone: Local Food, Foreign Labour and Social Justice Janet Mclaughlin
Chapter 3 Community Food Security in Pictou Landing First Nation Pictou Landing First Nation and Irena Knezevic
Chapter 4 The Us Experience in Planning for Community Food Systems: An Era of Advocacy, Awareness, and (Some) Learning Samina Raja, Subhashni Raj and Bartholomew Roberts
Section II: Pathways to Transformation Chapter 5 Can Community-Based Initiatives Address the Conundrum Of Improving Household Food Access While Supporting Local Smallholder Farmer Livelihoods? Peter Andrée, Patricia Ballamingie, Stephen Piazza and Scott Jarosiewicz
Chapter 6 Nourishing Learning Environments: School Food Gardens and Sustainable Food Systems Elizabeth Nowatschin, Karen Landman and Erin Nelson
Chapter 7 Using a Complexity Lens to Address Local Food Dilemmas in Northern Ontario: The Viability of Crowdsourcing and Crowdfunding Mirella Stroink, Connie H. Nelson and Adam C. Davis
Chapter 8 The Local Food Policy Audit: Spanning the Civic-Political Agrifood Divide Jill K. Clark, Caitlin Marquis and Samina Raja
Chapter 9 Supply Management as Food Sovereignty Phil Mount
Chapter 10 Navigating Spaces For Political Action: Victories And Compromises for Mexico's Local Organic Movement Erin Nelson and Laura Gómez Tovar
Chapter 11 Communities of Food Practice: Regional Networks As Strategic Tools for Food Systems Transformation Charles Z. Levkoe
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