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Prepare to embark on a journey that unveils the power of community-driven change in our food systems. Today, we introduce you to Anan Lololi, an EFAO Board Member and Chair of the Black Food Sovereignty Working Group. With over 27 years of experience as an Urban Farmer and Canadian Food Systems Analyst, Anan's commitment to championing Black Food Sovereignty and advocating for marginalized communities has left an indelible mark.
From co-founding Afri-Can FoodBasket to spearheading the Toronto Black Food Sovereignty Plan in collaboration with the Confronting Anti-Black Racism Unit, Anan's journey is one of unwavering dedication. Join us as we delve into their insights, challenges, and triumphs, and uncover the transformative power of grassroots initiatives in reshaping our food landscape. Let's dive in!
Routines can actually tell us a lot about why things are going well or not so well in our lives. So, by looking at the things you do regularly, you […]
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