COVID-19 update: While our action gatherings between nourishment-cycle entrepreneurs and others was succeeding in spreading dynamics in new directions and places globally, during COVID-19 we’ve had to shift to more online engagement, including in activities hosted by others, and to individual rather than collective actions.
We’re seeing that the patterns, data, and stories of social and business enterprises underlying our economic framework often provide future-oriented focus and inspiration during these uncertain times, but that real-time collaboration between action-takers (for strategic action and mutual support) is more difficult.
Helping spark Nourishment Economies with new community partners is a priority. So is influencing information and financial infrastructure, public policy, and emergence of new talent that fuels these communities and economies.
Nourishn convenes local and global thought-and-action-leaders with each other, via in-person collaborations and online events. Our goal is to stimulate insight and action. See archives from some of these activities and discussions in the Resources section of this web site, and sign up below to be notified of upcoming Nourishn activities.
Action gatherings postponed because of COVID-19
(and seeking sponsorships for implementation post-pandemic):
“Biodiversifiers” — Enterprises and Initiatives that Multiply Biodiversity
How Nourishment Enterprises Weave Together Urban and Rural Communities
How Local Nourishment-Cycle Strategies Strengthen Corporate Supply Chain Resilience
New Nutritional Metrics and Measurement Approaches
Governance Protocols Based on a Nourishment Principle
Some past Nourishn public presentations and actions:
Economic Innovations in Regenerative Enterprises: Soil & Nutrition Conference of the Bionutrient Food Association <July 2021>.
Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum: Supporting Entrepreneurs in Building Nourishment Economies <June 2021>.
Global Alliance for the Future of Food and Salzburg Global Seminar: Climate Emergency and the Future of Food <May 2020>.
Dartmouth College Great Issues Scholars: Global Environmental Action presentation and seminar <April 2019>.
YourCause CSRworks Conference: Enterprise and entrepreneurship examples from our Nourishment Economies Coalition <April 2019>.
Introducing BeeOdiversity to the USA: Preliminary results from Nourishn landscape pollution and biodiversity metrics demo project with the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust <January 2019>.
Nourishn online huddle: Financial Literacy, Economic Identity, New Tools, Marginalized Communities, including video, transcript, and notes <May 2018>.
Harvard Project On American Indian Economic Development: The Future of Indigenous Nation Building <April 2018>.
Soil and Nutrition Conference of the Bionutrient Food Association: An Entrepreneurial Call for Nutrient Spectrum Metrics <November 2017>.
Nourishn Action Summit: Triggering Nourishment Economies – The Role of Schools and Food Enterprises. Insights, ideas and actions from 15 Nourishment Economy change-leaders in schools and restaurants, gathering (in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA) from several African countries, three Native American tribes, and other parts of the United States <June 2017>.
Nourishn online huddle: Restaurants and Chefs that Trigger Nourishment Economies, including video, transcript, and notes <April 2017>.
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