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FOOD POLICY ACTION COALITION
Baltimore City Department of Planning July 11, 2019
FOOD POLICY ACTION COALITION July 11, 2019 Baltimore City - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FOOD POLICY ACTION COALITION July 11, 2019 Baltimore City - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FOOD POLICY ACTION COALITION July 11, 2019 Baltimore City Department of Planning INTRODUCTIONS CITY/STATE/FEDERAL UPDATES ORGANIZATION UPDATES THE FOOD PROJECT MICHELLE SUAZO FOOD INSECURITY & ADOLESCENTS KRISTIN MMARI STRENGTH TO LOVE
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CITY/STATE/FEDERAL UPDATES
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ORGANIZATION UPDATES
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THE FOOD PROJECT
MICHELLE SUAZO
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FOOD INSECURITY & ADOLESCENTS
KRISTIN MMARI
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STRENGTH TO LOVE II
DARRIEL HARRIS
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DISCUSSION GROUPS
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USING AN EQUITY LENS
Addressing broken systems so that one’s identity does not determine disparate outcomes
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USDN EQUITY LENS
PROCEDURAL EQUITY
Inclusive, accessible, authentic engagement and representation in processes to develop or implement programs and policies QUESTION: How are residents who have been historically excluded from planning processes being authentically included in planning, implementation, and evaluation of the proposed policy or project?
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USDN EQUITY LENS
DISTRIBUTIONAL EQUITY
Programs and policies result in fair distributions of benefits and burdens across all segments of a community, prioritizing those with highest need QUESTION: Does the distribution of resources and investment explicitly account for potentially racially disparate outcomes?
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USDN EQUITY LENS
STRUCTURAL EQUITY
Decision makers institutionalize accountability; decisions are made with a recognition of the historical, cultural, and institutional dynamics and structures that have routinely advantaged privileged groups in society and resulted in chronic cumulative disadvantage for subordinated groups QUESTION: What historic advantages or disadvantages have affected residents in the given community? And how are policies and programs addressing them?
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USDN EQUITY LENS
TRANSGENERATIONAL EQUITY
Decisions consider generational impacts and don’t result in unfair burdens on future generations QUESTION: Does the policy or project result in unfair burdens on future generations?
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DISCUSSION GROUPS
TARGETED UNIVERSALISM
“[Targeted universalism] is an approach that supports the needs of particular groups … while reminding everyone that we are all part of the same social and civic fabric.”
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Holly Freishtat Baltimore City Food Policy Director Holly.Freishtat@baltimorecity.gov Alice Huang Food Access Planner Alice.Huang@baltimorecity.gov https://planning.baltimorecity.gov/Baltimore-food-policy-initiative