Annapolis, MD
To support work to achieve local clean water solutions on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Archives
Nuclear Information and Resource Service – Summer 2016
Takoma Park, MD
For support of work to coordinate and implement a grid transformation advocacy campaign.
Georgetown Climate Center / Georgetown University – Summer 2016
Maryland Climate Coalition / National Wildlife Federation – Summer 2016
Annapolis, MD
For work to coordinate and communicate climate and clean energy policy advocacy.
Chesapeake Food Network / Future Harvest CASA – Summer 2016
Cockeysville, MD
For facilitation, convenings, and communications work to help build a network of food system stakeholders in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
Institute for Public Health Innovation – Spring 2016
Washington, DC
for the project “From Planning to Action: Growing Maryland’s Food System Coalition,” a continuation of its work to convene stakeholders in an effort to foster collaboration and collective action at the state level in Maryland that resulted in the creation of the draft Maryland Food Charter over the past year.
Easton Economic Development Commission – Spring 2016
Easton, MD
for establishment of the Chesapeake Harvest Food Distribution Network project, a food hub, or a center for food aggregation, distribution, and education designed to promote and increase the supply of environmentally sustainably grown foods, create year-round jobs with fair wages, build an educated consumer base, and build commerce and connectivity between urban and rural communities.
Chesapeake Bay Foundation – Spring 2016
Annapolis, MD
to support work to strengthen and institutionalize the Chesapeake Bay TMDL requirements on the eastern shore.
Institute for Energy and Environmental Research – Spring 2016
Takoma Park, MD
for work to promote equitable and sustainable energy policy in Maryland.
Center for a Livable Future / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health – Summer 2015
Baltimore, MD
for the Maryland Food System Mapping Project to build the capacity for food system reform through technical assistance, mapping and analysis, and specialized reports for Maryland food policy councils. CLF will also play a leadership role and provide research and data analysis for the Chesapeake Foodshed Network.