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Food system repair with Shakira Miracle of the Santa Barbara County Food Action Network
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Shakira Miracle is the executive director of the Santa Barbara County Food Action Network, an advocacy organization that seeks to close the food system loop, promoting access, equity, connection and creativity within the local food economy. Shakira drove up from Santa Barbara to share the exciting work she’s doing with the agency, and to chat about what makes networks like Santa Barbara’s so important. We also talk about Dr. David Cleveland, a previous guest on this podcast who is a respected researcher in Santa Barbara, and an integral part of why the Food Action Network exists. To see his studies and to listen to his episode on the Consumed podcast, have a look at the show notes below.
Studies authored by Dr. David Cleveland:
- Local food hubs for alternative food systems: A case study from Santa
Barbara County, California, "Journal of Rural Studies," 2014 - Operationalizing local food: goals, actions, and indicators
for alternative food systems, "Agriculture and Human Values," 2015 - How does food localization contribute to food system
sustainability? Peer-reviewed letter in "Frontiers In Ecology and the Environment," 2015
Website: sbcfoodaction.org
Instagram: @sbcfoodaction
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