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Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

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Want to get involved in food action in Kamloops? There are many opportunities to hone your skills and explore your interests with the KFPC and our network. We value everyone’s contributions no matter how big or small.

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Meetings, Our Network

Mycelium as a Food System Metaphor

Join us at the December Network Meeting and hear about our exploration of the food system through a mycelium metaphor (it's quite amazing!). It's a helpful visual for how we can strengthen our food system and we'd love your input. December…

Meetings, Our Network

Food Hub Model Presentation & Input

Network Meeting Summary November 6, 2019 Secwepemc Word of the Month k̓wséltkten (k-wuh-sel-t-n)= Family Board Update - KFPC Board and Contractors attended a workshop facilitated by Dawn Morrison, Founder and Research Curator…

Food Policy, Our Stories, Seed Library

Seedy Inspirations

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the BC Seed Gathering at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) in Richmond, BC. This bi-annual gathering brings together members of the BC EcoSeed Co-op, Seedy Saturday/Sunday and community seed…

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

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Gleaning Abundance Program
Join the harvest! Need help with picking your fruit? Want to help pick? We share the abundance with residents, volunteers and community groups.
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The Kamloops Food Policy Council, based in Kamloops, BC Canada, is on the traditional, unceded territory of the Secwepemc people who nourished themselves and this land for millenia.
This ancient gathering place, where the North and South Thompson Rivers meet is called T’kemlups in the Secwepemc language, Secwepemctsin. This land is called Secwepemculecw.
Every month at our potlucks we speak a new Secwepemc word together. For December, the word is swucwt (swoo-kt) = snow.

Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

and in an effort to help “flatten the curve,”

our monthly network meetings are postponed until further notice.

Sign up for our newsletter to receive announcements and community updates.

Join us!

Check Out Our Recent Blogs!

Mycelium as a Food System Metaphor

Food Hub Model Presentation & Input

Seedy Inspirations

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

Gleaning Abundance Program

Sponsors

info@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

gleaning@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

and in an effort to help “flatten the curve,”

our monthly network meetings are postponed until further notice.

Sign up for our newsletter to receive announcements and community updates.

Join us!

Check Out Our Recent Blogs!

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

Gleaning Abundance Program

Sponsors

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info@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

gleaning@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

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