RECENT PRESS
CASTRO VALLEY FORUM, April 7th, 2021. Launched last April, the Fresh Food for Families initiative has deliverd 150,000 healthy meals as part of Alameda County’s Emergency Food program while providing a lifeline for local food businesses at the same time.
EMILY NONKO - NEXT CITY, March 4th, 2021. To feed the number of people inside — for example — a hospital network, companies rely on a few massive food suppliers who, in turn, rely on cheap labor. Transitioning the supply chain to meaningfully include local farms, with a priority on living wages, won’t just take a shift in resources — it’ll require a full-scale rethinking of the procurement and investment process.
BEN GARCIA - HOVER PICTURES, January 7th, 2021. Emerald Cities Collaborative's Anchors in Resilient Communities (ARC) initiative, co-convened with Health Care Without Harm, highlights one dynamic and innovative local program of Alameda County Sheriff's office, Dig Deep Farms. Roots of Resilience is a short, documentary film that follows the story of Dig Deep Farms, a non-profit project of the Alameda county that provides farming internships, healthcare food prescription delivery, and job opportunities to individuals recently released from prison.
TED STEEN - FULL 90 COACHING, January 13th, 2021. Welcome to episode 96 of the Full 90 Coaching Podcast. I am your host, Ted Steen, and today I had the pleasure of interviewing Nick Lusson. Nick is the Director of Membership with NorCal Premier here in Northern California, he’s an instructor for U.S....